For universities, high school mathematics will have a large probability. There will be a special book called Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics, and then integrals and derivatives in mathematics are also very important. Other function forms, such as trigonometric function, will also be encountered in advanced mathematics.

Mechanics is very important in physics. College physics, material mechanics, soil mechanics, theoretical mechanics, etc. They all involve mechanics, integral derivation and energy conversion, such as energy conservation, kinetic energy theorem, velocity and acceleration kinematics and elastic potential energy.

Actually, it depends on what major. Some majors in science and engineering study mechanics, many majors don't study mechanics, and some liberal arts majors don't need to study mathematics.