> Calc I, Calc II, multivariable, vector calculus, etc. That's like 4 semesters of calculus! I'm counting at least eight classes that were arguably Calculus in

> Calc I, Calc II, multivariable, vector calculus, etc. That's like 4 semesters of calculus! I'm counting at least eight classes that were arguably Calculus in my undergrad program: * Calc I (basic differentiation/antidifferentiation) * Calc II (integration techniques/applications, series/sequences) * Calc III (vector calc) * Careful/Proven Calc (Real Analysis I) * Careful/Proven Calc II (Real Analysis II) * Differential Equations * Partial Differential Equations Five of which I took (unsurprising for a math major). It's a lot, and I could definitely wish there was more linear algebra (the intro LA course was a significant part of what convinced me to look at the major, and I took the grad level matrix analysis class as one of my electives because there wasn't anything else). At the same time, I can see why it's all there.