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>Then why are they there? Because it's a state requirement, more than likely. > In many cases you can trace this back to some ambition for which calculus is a
by LockeWatts 14y ago
>Then why are they there?
Because it's a state requirement, more than likely.
> In many cases you can trace this back to some ambition for which calculus is a prerequisite for some reason or other.
Doubtful. Not unless they're a STEM or Finance major.
> But in many cases, they are there because they feel they are "supposed" to be there, or else they feel that a college degree will get them a better job.
Your class isn't all of college. They are in your class because it's a requirement. Nothing more.
Just because they dislike like your class doesn't mean they shouldn't go to college.
- starwed 14y ago>Doubtful. Not unless they're a STEM or Finance major. You're just wrong about this. Introductory calc classes are some of the larger classes offered at a lot of universities.