Going back to college. Retaking all math classes for review but also need to work on math that I never took in highschool. What is the order in which math classes need to be taken. Kindergarten through Grade 8 is obvious. But what about the rest of the math classes on offer here. Building towards challenging math classes in college. Much appreciated!
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The progression in the math classes first goes from Early Math, Kindergarten, 1st Grade... up to 8th Grade. Then heads to Pre-Algebra, Algebra Basics, and Algebra I. Next would be Basic Geometry and High school Geometry. Algebra II and Trigonometry would come next with Pre-Calculus following them. Afterwards you can choose to take the Statistics and Probability, High school Statistics, and AP Statistics classes. Or the natural progression of the Calculus classes: AP Calculus AB and AP Calculus BC along with Differential and Integral Calculus. Currently on Khan Academy the next advanced Calculus courses are Multivariable Calculus, Differential Equations, and Linear Algebra. Hope this helped!
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