What's the difference between high school calculus and college calculus?

I think the answer to this question depends on the school you are going to and how in depth the class is. It also depends on which college you go to and if you take a business calculus or regular calculus that student who enter a math, science or engineering major will take. For me, I attended Lehigh University and took 3 courses in calculus.

The first course was pretty much exactly like what I had I a full year in high school. The seond and third courses got into more depth. The first course taught basics about limits, differentiation, intergration, finding maximum and minimum values of functions using derivatives, finding areas under curves and between two curves, etc.The second and third courses got into more complex types of integration, finding the voulme of a solid formed by rotation about an axis, three vairable integration and differentiation, Taylor series and more.

What other things do you need to learn to understand calculus? You will need a solid foundation in algebra, geometry and trigonometry. You will need to master the basics of limits, differentiation and integration.

Good luck!

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