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What college offers high school level algebra?
I think calc 1 was the most basic math course offered at the school I went to.

all colleges lol?

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http://www.math.brown.edu/courses_fall.11.html

Notice that the lowest level course is calc 1?
Some colleges offer pre-calc, but not a single respectable college that I could find offered anything before that.

Wow, nearly all universities and colleges offer low math courses...

Pre-Algebra, Elementary Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra, Precalc

Thats the order at nearly all universties... Simple fact is, your grand parents only did PEMDAS (only one at a time) as math problems in highschool...

And many people have trouble with math.

Personally speaking as someone who has taken Calc III and beyond, and even tutored mathematics courses listed above. There are many people who take these classes, the blind, challenged, underserved, bored grandparents, and normal people who are a bit behind or have forgotten.

I remember doing this in high school 9th B)

This post was edited by Dull on Jul 3 2012 03:35pm

I challenge you to find even a single top 50 college or state flagship that offers math before pre-calc.
They just aren't out there.

Lower level math (generally up through differential equations) is very process based. You can learn them simply by practicing the problems over and over again.
Those who struggle with it by and large are those who don't put in the effort. If you're struggling in a functional analysis class or a real analysis course, that's one thing. If you're struggling in calc 3 (barring certain accelerated programs that may offer proof based courses) though, it truly means you're simply not putting in the effort.

This post was edited by someone3 on Jul 3 2012 06:16pm