<p>I suck at math. capital S U C K. but I also would like to go to graduate school. would the college be unimpressed by me choosing the lower level calculus? or should i suck it up and do my best with the 20A?</p>
<p>What did your counselor on the WebReg recommended for you to take? I am in the same dilemma as you are as my counselors recommended 10A but I feel that I should just study like crazy for 20A.</p>
<p>They said that they couldn't place me in any math class yet because there was no test to use to do that, but im sure thats a mistake because i took the SAT II Math and i can take 20A or 10A. </p>
<p>Yea I know what you mean, but Im just worried that i might regret it HUGELY when i get like a c or d or something haha.</p>
<p>I think it depends on what your major recommends. I mean, if you're going for a BS, then maybe the 20 series is the way to go. I could be wrong here, but that's what I understood from the folks I talked to and the research I've done.</p>
<p>It's entirely major-dependent. And "graduate school" is a very loose term -- if you're going for a Physics PhD, vs a British Lit MA ... then their entrance requirements will be a very, very different.</p>
<p>If you know you don't like math and you have the option of taking 10A or 20A, what are you still worried about?</p>
<p>my major is internation studies-economics. what do you guys think?</p>
<p>it doesn't matter what we think, it matters what your major requires -- did you look that up?</p>
<p>i'm in the same situation too. i'm leaning towards a joint econ/math major, which requires math 20a. But i have never taken calculus before (only precalc) so I'm not too sure one which course to take. So I was thinking maybe I should enroll in both classes at first and then drop one after seeing which one matches me better? Idk..</p>
<p>yes i did look it up it said prerequisties math 10A or 20A.</p>
<p>then just take 10A ... what are you worried about?</p>
<p>if need be, you can always transfer to the 20 series later on. they'll just make you repeat the same letter of the last 10-series class you took and give you 2 units instead of 4, but after that everything's peachy.</p>