What’s generally easier; pre calculus or statistics?

Which is generally easier: pre-calculus or statistics?

As I head into my senior year, I’m aware that it’s usually recommended to complete four years of math. I’m fairly good at it, but honestly, I really dislike math—it drains my energy so quickly.

In your opinion, which subject is easier overall? Additionally, which one is more practical? I understand that many colleges prefer pre-calc, but I’m not overly concerned since my GPA is currently 4.0.

To add to my dilemma, the pre-calc options include either AP or a course that offers college credit (though I’m unsure how much that affects the difficulty), which feels overwhelming.

I’m leaning towards statistics since I’d rather avoid the extra stress, but I’d appreciate some insights from others!

One Reply to “What’s generally easier; pre calculus or statistics?”

  1. It sounds like you’re in a tough spot trying to balance your academic goals with your well-being. Generally, many students find statistics to be more approachable than pre-calculus, especially if you’re not a fan of math. Statistics often revolves around real-world applications and data analysis, which can feel more relevant and engaging compared to the abstract concepts in pre-calculus.

    That said, pre-calculus can be foundational for understanding higher-level math and is often considered important for college courses in math, physics, and engineering. If you’re leaning towards statistics, it’s worth considering what you want to study in college, as some majors might require a strong math background.

    The AP version of pre-calculus might be significantly more challenging than a regular college credit option, so if you’re already feeling burned out, that’s definitely something to consider.

    Ultimately, if you believe statistics won’t add as much stress and fits better with your strengths and interests, it might be a good choice for your senior year. College preferences for pre-calc usually relate to the rigor of the course rather than just the content, so being mindful of your mental health is important, too. Good luck with your decision!

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