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I have an undergraduate degree majoring in science or engineering. What courses should I take to prepare for admission to the MST secondary program?

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I have an undergraduate degree majoring in science or engineering. What courses should I take to prepare for admission to the MST secondary program?

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You should take as many as possible of linear algebra, abstract algebra, a course which stresses proofs (many schools have a transition to abstract mathematics class) and an analysis class which rigorously proves the basic properties of calculus, (e.g. an epsilon delta approach limit). The linear algebra course is available at most community colleges. Most 4 year colleges offer the other courses. We have very limited night offerings of these courses although the Analysis course MTHT 430 is usually offered in Fall.