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What are the core math subjects needed to be a cardiologist?

For many years I have known this is the career path that I wanted to follow through with. I am currently taking AP Calculus and I am having lots of difficulties. I know I need math knowledge ,but how much Calculus is actually applied/ needed to get to my end goal. #doctor #surgery #cardiologist

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Rachel’s Answer

One semester of calculus should fulfill the pre-med requirements. With regard to how much math is required in the daily life of a cardiologist? Almost none. If you need to perform a calculation, you will have a computer there to run the numbers.
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Richard’s Answer

Most medical schools require 1 semester of statistics. Also During college you must complete the math required for your bachelors degree which can include calculus for most science and business majors.
Thank you comment icon Thanks, I understand now the difference between calculus and statistics Irene
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Alex’s Answer

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Calculus and statistics in college (as part of a pre-med degree program). Here are some examples of med schools talking about what they require of applicants: Hopkins Harvard StonyBrook

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Sarah’s Answer

Not more than the math needed to enter medical school i.e needed to take the MCAT. Not all medical schools require calculus as a prerequisite. You just need enough math to enter medical and that all for math.

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Estelle’s Answer

One semester of calculus. Hopefully you can pass the AP test and get out of your calculus in college. Also you could take calculus at a community college.
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