Is "college algebra" harder than "technical math"?

[CasaNorba]

if you remember, I asked a question a few days about how you would feel/deal with failing a class. anyways that class I failed was "college algebra", and I find it the hardest math class I have ever taken in my life! and believe me when I say I wasn't the only one having problems in that class; I would get migraine during that class, cause of how hard it was. but anyways, I'm taking "technical math" next semester, so I can anybody please tell me if this one is harder than "college algebra" which I doubt it is, even though the name sounds a little intimidating. so which one is really the hardest? should I get prepared for war? or not?

[gummybear888]

depends. linear algebra is about abstract theorem and isn't like plain 'algebra' and is technically hard if you don't have the brains for it, but I studied it and passed. calculus to others is hard, but differential and integral are a piece of cake for me. depends on the person and how their mind works or what they like to learn I guess.

[snowboarder720]

anyone can integrate and differentiate. That's just multiplying/dividing and adding/subtracting. But the conceptual ideas is where the all the magic counts.

[rachiee]

It depends on your strengths. Technical math at the school I went to had a mixture of everything. I failed horribly at college algebra but had an easier time in technical math so you could be the same.

[Cuddle_Muffin]

no.

I love college alegebra..It is easier than f***ing physics.

[shumailkazimi]

let me tell you toughest is engineering mathematics one and 2 I have cleared them and its just hard not to crack college algebra have calculus and probabilities etc even they are tough but its like tough tougher and toughest

[UnoriginalUsername]

Yes. Tech math was the easiest math in my school. It was basically for the kids who needed a math class to graduate, but were too dumb to pass any other class.