In fact, in my opinion, it is not difficult to take the advanced math test in college. The difficulty is actually not as difficult as high school mathematics. Besides, college exams are not as simple as high school exams. Then why do so many people fail? In the final analysis, it is a question of learning attitude. Generally, advanced mathematics is a freshman course. Many students just go to college and let themselves go, thinking that there is no need to learn college courses. They usually don't attend classes, and even some students don't attend classes and do their homework, waiting for a surprise study before the exam. But for mathematics, a week's surprise study will have no effect.
? We have been studying math from primary school to high school. The learning method has always been to listen to the teacher in class, do homework after class and do test papers, so mathematics has never been a subject that can be studied by surprise. It needs to be accumulated every day, whether it is math knowledge or ideas for doing math problems, it is accumulated bit by bit. The reason for the high failure rate of college advanced mathematics is not studying. If everyone really treats the advanced mathematics in universities like junior high school and senior high school, I believe they will not fail.
? Another reason is interest. Some people are interested in mathematics since childhood and like to delve into it. It is not a sad thing for these people, but a happy thing. They can have fun while doing math problems. The inner joy and satisfaction of solving a math problem every time is indescribable. I believe that those who are interested in mathematics will never fail in advanced mathematics. For people who are not interested, learning mathematics is a painful thing. They don't want to study math, but senior math teachers in universities usually tell you the scope of the exam. As long as they do their exercises well after class, they won't fail.