I'm in the process of building up the quantitative side of my transcript. I've taken microecon and elementary statistics w/ probability and received As in both. I intend to apply to schools R1 and R2 of this coming fall for admission in 2011. I'm considering taking calculus and/or accounting in the fall, as I'm aiming for top schools and don't want to leave any room for doubt about my quantitative ability.
My question is this: Is a course titled, "Calculus for Management and Social Science" sufficient? Or should I only consider a more traditional course, such as "Calculus I". The former is all that's available at the local community college, but I suppose I could try to find a suitable online course.
Thanks for your advice!
My question is this: Is a course titled, "Calculus for Management and Social Science" sufficient? Or should I only consider a more traditional course, such as "Calculus I". The former is all that's available at the local community college, but I suppose I could try to find a suitable online course.
Thanks for your advice!
