What subjects are need to study marketing?

Answer 1

You are required to take general education courses in conjunction with your marketing cources. Accounting I (Financial) - ACG 2021 Accounting II (Managerial) - ACG 2071 Methods of Calculus - MAC 2233 Introductory Statistics - STA 2023

Answer 2

I am probably going to bet on a good deal of Calculus. This may vary for each college or institution but I would have to say everyone would require at least 1 Calculus course. Many colleges will require you to take multiple Calculus courses (i.e. Calculus 1, 2, 3, 4). There is some good news though, many places will have Calculus courses for non-engineers and they are much easier than the other Calculus courses (This is an opinion from someone who took both and may not be the case for everyone).

Answer 3

It depends on the specific degree, but Business calculus is a normal required course. Some require more advanced math if you going to work in the Stock Market, or for a company making derivatives, which is rather advanced math.

Answer 4

The courses required for any particular degree depend on the particular school

that offers the degree, and they're not necessarily all the same. You need to ask

your question at the school you're interested in, or at several schools in order to

decide which one you're interested in attending.

Answer 5

I believe it depends on the school, as here in California where I live and go to school, it seems as if each individual university has their own requirements when it comes to the major/concentration.

I recommend looking up the website(s) for whatever university/college(s) you need the information for, specifically looking for an "academic programs" section or "majors" section. These might also be found in the catalog too, and the website(s) may have it available to look at online also.

Answer 6

If it is an associate of applied science (AAS) degree, the math requirement is typically low, and usually not higher than a college algebra. If the associates is a transfer program such as an associate of arts (AA), or science (AS), then the math requirement would be higher. For example, math analysis (pre-calculus), brief calculus with applications, and/or business statistical analysis.

Answer 7

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