Is Pure Mathematics for Econ hard?

Math has never been my strong suit, and to complete the international foundation year and progress into Economics and Politics, I have to get at least a 75% in Economics (micro and macro, which I think I can do) and at least a 75% in Mathematics for Economics, which is where I feel I may have some difficulty. If anyone has had any experience taking math for Econ, please let me know how it was and if you found it difficult to get above a 75%. Is it Calculus? I hope not, I suck at Calc. I dont’t have an A-Level Maths grade to provide because I live in the States, but I feel like if I were to take a Maths A-Level I’d probably barely scrape a B, if that.

The module helps prepare students for Economics or related degrees by introducing them to mathematical models in economics. Students will learn to read and analyse statistical data, understand probability distributions, and use diagrams. The module also explores areas of pure mathematics, and students will learn to differentiate, carry out optimisation, understand the concept of elasticity and be familiar with exponents and log functions and integration.

Thank you, that’s a good summary of the course, but do you happen to know if it’s especially difficult? lol I’m just wondering as someone who isn’t very good at math

i do not know how hard it is. it sounds as if they do not expect much pre-existing knowledge of A level topics.