The foundation of financial mathematics is divided into all the average scores of admission, second-level majors, all sciences, and most of them are adjustment students ... Then Dean Yin said that people who choose XXxx have no vision, and our major is very good. Later, I also realized that this major is not bad, but learning all kinds of mathematics is really too much trouble, vomiting blood (especially when I was a sophomore) ... I didn't finally get ahead until my junior year, so I don't have to study mathematics all day ~

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What I study includes: basic mathematics, and then I will learn a little about various subjects, such as finance, accounting, insurance, computer and so on. , but most of them are optional.

Compulsory mathematics includes mathematical analysis, advanced algebra, spatial analytic geometry, complex variable, real variable, probability theory and mathematical statistics, logistics and so on. Other compulsory mathematics are accounting, management, micro-classics, macro-classics, which are majors that learn everything but know nothing ... Everyone wants to get better grades in freshman year, and it is no problem to go abroad for graduate study. The way out for seniors and seniors is not bad, but they need to find something to learn and a place to go. It is also convenient to learn finance and economy if you have a mathematical foundation, and you will invest in finance, insurance and accounting in your senior year.