For those that have finished their business degrees or plan on continuing their studies with a masters degree, how important is it to take calculus? Calculus is not required for the Excelsior degree and I do not believe it would be a part of a masters program but admissions committee's may look for this type course on your transcript.

As far as I am aware, a Masters level degree is based soley on the major area of study; my M.S. (in progress) is pure Psychology and nothing else.

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If thats the truth, they should really like my Calc I, II, and III plus DifEq (I was a math major at a previous university). I dont think it will matter when it comes down to it.