I was curious of what kinda math you take in college to be a cop? What if math isn't exactly your best subject or if it's your hardest? I make good grades in math but it's still hard for me like percents etc.
I was curious of what kinda math you take in college to be a cop? What if math isn't exactly your best subject or if it's your hardest? I make good grades in math but it's still hard for me like percents etc.
I took Calculus when I was a freshman and had to withdraw to avoid getting an F. My senior year, I was only 12 hours away from graduation and decided to take Calculus again as an elective. I wanted to prove to myself that I could pass it if I tried and I knew my study habits had become much better than when I was a freshman.
I ended up having to withdraw again to keep from failing it!![]()
Oh the fartheset I have gone was Calc and Differential Equations...however that is all gonna change when I switch to that chemistry major I suppose.
I took a college algerbra course. that is all thats required at my school.... i BARELY passed.
I am sure your college or university has a website that lists the program, and many if not all of the courses available, that would be your best place to find this information.
Made In Canada
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I didn't have to take any math classes. I scored high enough on my ACT in high school so that I was not required to take college level math. The LE program did not require any math credits.
No, you've got the wrong number. This is 9-1....2.
- Police Chief Clancy Wiggum
for my major, which is not CJ, i had to take calc 1 and linear algebra. if you ever wanna be mind f**cked, take linear algebra, that's some straaaaaaange stuff.
I was a Computer Science major, took calc, trig, logic, and other computer based math....havent used any of it in my police work...
Ian