College math classes difficulty ranking?

Hey guys, I'm planning my college schedule and I'm wondering if anyone has a list of college math classes ranked by difficulty? It would help me figure out which ones to take and when. Thanks!

Hello! The difficulty of college math courses can vary depending on the specific university and professors, but I can give you a general list of common math classes ranked by difficulty. Keep in mind that this list is not exhaustive, and your college may offer other math courses or have a different organization. It's always a great idea to check out your college's course catalog or talk to academic advisors to help you with your specific situation.

1. College Algebra

2. Trigonometry

3. Pre-Calculus

4. Calculus I (Differential Calculus)

5. Calculus II (Integral Calculus)

6. Calculus III (Multivariable Calculus)

7. Linear Algebra

8. Differential Equations

9. Discrete Mathematics

10. Abstract Algebra

11. Real Analysis

12. Complex Analysis

13. Probability and Statistics

14. Partial Differential Equations

15. Topology

16. Numerical Analysis

17. Dynamical Systems and Chaos

This list is roughly ordered from the most basic to the more advanced courses, but difficulty can be subjective, and different people might find different courses harder or easier, depending on their individual strengths and interests. To plan your schedule, make sure you have the necessary prerequisites for each course, balance your workload, and consider taking courses that align with your intended major or career goals.

Always rely on the advice of your academic advisor and department to ensure you're making the best decisions for your particular situation. Good luck with your college schedule planning!