<p>Anyone know if this is good at this school? Most likely I'm going to go here so i'd like as much feedback as possible. Thanks</p>
<p>PS IF you're also going into UCR as freshman who chose Math Major feel free to shout out !</p>
<p>Are you asking if UCR has a difficult math program? If so, then yes it does, although I dont know about the 'name' of the school. I am actually a physics major looking to pick up an extra degree in math and maybe on in engineering (less I transfer), so im not a 'pure' math major. Nevertheless, with the right teachers (the ones that I have had) you will get a solid education with a pretty good challenge too. If you can, try and get John Bueti for your introductory calculus classes; he is pretty damn good test giver.</p>
<p>oh sweet. So Seiken i am assuming u are a UCR student? if so hope to see u there. I took up to Calculus BC does that count for anything?</p>
<p>if uve passed the BC exam then that clears you out of 9A and 9B, which are the first 2 parts of calc with 1 variable. However I would suggest taking 9b anyways since it covers a lot of stuff that BC does not cover (depending on the teacher). some stand-out things i can think of include finding the centroids of a mass and properties of physics such as pressure on a submerged object and the work done by a system. However with 9b already cleared, you could also take 10A simultaneously (like I did) which is the beginning of multivariable calculus.</p>