Is the college entrance examination the same as the undergraduate entrance examination? Is it necessary for financial and insurance undergraduates to take the advanced number? Is it an undergraduate course or a junior college? Many colleges don't offer advanced mathematics courses, so it should be different if there are textbooks. Higher mathematics textbooks in undergraduate schools are generally college mathematics, and many of them are about calculus. This concept will definitely not appear in the college entrance examination. The examination contents of this specialized mathematics are mainly function, limit, derivative, differential, vector, matrix and linear algebra. Finance college is a major in finance and economics, and the number of exams is very high. The main test is the number two. The content of the exam is as mentioned above. You can use the advanced mathematics textbook of Tongji Sixth Edition. Find someone to distinguish between the contents of counting one and counting three, which are not for financial majors. There is no designated textbook for the college entrance examination, but each tutorial class is determined according to its own situation. Good luck with this book.