What kind of math is in entry level microeconomics (ECON201) and macroeconomics?? (ECON202)

I’m taking econ201 online this summer and I am not that great at math so… what kind of math are in these courses? How did you get an A in these courses? how did the tests go for you? did they require you to do any math? I really want to know what I am getting myself into :slight_smile:
Thanks!

When I took both, Macroeconomics was heavy in math. Not heavy, just did some adding and subtracting. No calculus involved. Is there a prereq like a math? I didn’t have a math requirement.

Yeah I believe the pre req is MATH 94 and something else, but I took math93 and math 136 in the fall which let me take the class. Is it mainly easy formulas?

BTW, those math classes were statistics…
I got an ‘A’ in both, but I still believe I am not that great at math… How do you think I would do in econ201 and 202?

What’s math 136 and math 93? What is Math 94?

136 & 93 are statistics… I don’t know what 94 is, I didn’t bother looking it up.

ECON201 - Microeconomics
Pre reqs: Math 95: Intermediate Algebra
OR Math 94: Statway Bridge to Business Algebra

ECON202 - Macroeconomics
Pre res: Math 94 or Math 95

MATH I TOOK:
Math 93: Descriptive Statistics With Algebra
Math 136: Inferential Statistics