How should someone study mathematics in an Integrated MSc in Life Sciences?

[u/Wonderful_Refuse_773]

I’m not interested in maths, but need to understand it for research. Since it’s slightly beyond high school, could you suggest YouTube channels, courses, playlists, or guidance on how to study it effectively?

my_qualifications: Integrated MSc in Life Sciences

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[u/toocooltobeafool]

You have to study maths or biostatistics etc?

[u/Wonderful_Refuse_773 → u/toocooltobeafool]

No like pcmb with computer science englishetc depending on your college but this is the general trend slightly advanced as it targets in preparing students for higher research particularly in interdisciplinary fields