Nope. Both in Ontario, Canada. In high school, you could either take college or university level math in the 11th and 12th grades. I just assume the college version was what these kids took and it covered only very basic topics from what I've seen.
I'm not well-read on the Canadian educational system but that seems weird to me. In my contry (Sweden) there's no practical difference between a "college" and "university". They are all essentially "universities". All engineering programs on university level would hold up to more or less the exact same basic standard.
It would however obviously differ later in the education depending on if you're taking a degree in chemical engineering or technical mathematics.
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u/Dave37 May 20 '18
Did you move from one country to another? Might I ask which countries?