What's the Highest Math Course Did You Take?

[moe.ron]

Mine have to be Cal II.

[omegamcgee]

In high school, I took up to Algebra II, but I did it a year early (Algebra I in 8th grade, Geometry in 9th, A II in 10th) so I didn't have a math my junior and senior year.

In college, I took Statistics, just because it counted as my math credit, and for some odd reason, a credit toward my poli sci minor. And it was taught by a psych teacher. So it wasn't that difficult. I'm never taking another math class again. Ick.

[ADqtPiMel]

Precalculus in high school, statistics in college. I'm dumb in math.

[AZ-AlphaXi]

Multivariable calc. I started out life as a math major.

[Taualumna]

The highest level of math I took was AP Calculus. The highest level I COMPLETED was a "regular" OAC (OAC--the fifth year of high school in Ontario that now no longer exists. OAC and AP Calc are now offered to Grade 12s) Calculus because I couldn't keep up. The "regular" course is slightly slower and covers slightly less material.

[ISUKappa]

AP Calculus for one semester in high school.

Statistics 101 in college -- the only "math" class required by my major.

[nauadpi]

In high school I took through AP Calculus... In college I went through Differential Equations... Which means I took Calc 2 and 3 in college as well... I was a Physics and Astronomy Major... Also I had to take a Mathmatics for Physics Students class... I almost ended up taking more math, but I decided against the math minor...

College Algebra...sounds pathetic but i hate math

[RedRoseSAI]

Math 101, in college. I'm horrible at math - I'm an artist, not a number cruncher.

[Intense1920]

Differential Equations. I was ready to stop after Cal III but my advisor made me take DE since it was part of the scheme.

[epchick]

I took up to Cal 2 in college. The teacher was an asshole and failed 75% of the class. Fortunately i was able to pass with a "C" and that made me realize that although i'm good at Calculus, i'm not going to risk my GPA trying to take Cal 3. lol.

[peanutttu]

It is horrible that I don't remember excactly, but I think in high school it was Pre-Calculus. It college it was Trig. I only had to have algebra and trig for my major.

[Lady Pi Phi]

I only have grade 11 advanced math (under the older Ontario curriculum).

I barely passed that course. I went to 2 classes of grade 12 math then dropped the course.

I did take statistics in university (but barely passed that too)

As you can see, I suck at math.

[flirt5721]

So far I've taken Calc. I, II, and III, along with Differential Equations, Vector Analysis (with Introduction to Electromagnetics), and I still need like 2 or 3 400 level course. Electrical Engineering Major so i need to take a lot of math.

[sageofages]

AP Caluculus in HS senior year, Calc I & II in college. Statistics as well in college.

I liked math, it just wasn't in my major field and I didn't need more than that, and I didn't have the extra $$ to take it as an elective