What is the hardest stage in math?

Answer 1

There are a few stages where, for many people, the difficulty level takes a jump up.

One is the transition from algebra or precalculus to calculus.

The next one is the jump from freshman and sophmore college courses to real analysis (or advanced calculus).

The next one after that comes in graduate school, with the jump to graduate real analysis (measure theory).

Finally, there is the jump from taking coursework and comprehensive exams to developing the expertise needed to write a PhD dissertation.

But everyone is different, and not all have difficulty at each of these levels, Some people find other courses harder (statistics being an example).

Answer 2

It's always going to get harder... some things may be easier for you than for other people; some things may be harder.

But the point is to always understand what you're currently learning so that you can understand the next topic you learn.

And out of all of the classes that I took, Differential Equations was definitely the least pleasant one.

Answer 3

In my humble opinion,the basic stage is the most difficult and most important.If you have a clear conception while learning basic mathematics,no future exercises would be difficult

Answer 4

calculus isnt that hard......i had to take AP mathematical theorum and advanced quadratic functions IIIII (5) last year

Answer 5

For me, its Calculus

really hard stuff

Answer 6

Pre-cal and calculus?

Answer 7

the next one