Mathematics is basically required for the postgraduate entrance examination of tourism management major, so I suggest that it should be cross-professional, because if this major is too difficult to take the exam, you should not only pick up mathematics, but also learn English, politics and professional courses. No matter how high the number is, it can't be effective in a short time. Friends who study tourism management around them have chosen interdisciplinary research. Although the contents of specialized courses may be unfamiliar and need to be learned from the beginning, it is basically no problem to read them several times and recite them again in the end. It's much easier than eating math. A friend of mine is an economics major. He has always been good at it and has been studying mathematics. He didn't do well in the math exam this time, because he did poorly in the math exam, so he didn't cross the line. I study medicine, and I don't study math. But when I was a freshman, I took advanced mathematics, which was too difficult. In a word, it is not easy for me to learn. I am particularly good at math in high school, but advanced math is beyond my understanding. There are still many majors to choose from if you take the cross-major exam. You can check on the internet what different schools and majors don't take math exams. Specialized courses are not difficult for you. Choose one that suits you and is easy to master.
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