Which one to choose?

passerby
Mon, 18 Feb 2008 23:40:59 +0000

^ I know Anderson requires or at least prefers MBA applicants to have taken basic differential calculus in college. So maybe 31A is sufficient for this. If you want to be absolutely sure, go to the admissions office at Anderson and ask them if 31A is enough, or if taking 32A will significantly help you with MBA admissions.

But if you’re planning on going to grad school for an Econ Masters degree or Phd, take as much math and stats as you can stomach. That’s the usual advice I hear from Econ grad students and professors.