Do all undergraduate students have to take advanced mathematics?

Not necessarily, because mathematics is a public course, no matter what major the candidates are, they must take the math test. It is not said that liberal arts students do not have to take math tests, nor does it mean that science students do not have to take Chinese and English tests. Only some majors in colleges and universities can take the math test.

Majors who don't have to take math exams:

Literature and history: law, primary education, administration, cultural industry management, Chinese language and literature, Chinese language and literature (non-normal).

History, humanities education, preschool education, ideological and political education, political science and administration, advertising, applied psychology, secretarial education, social work, education, journalism, radio and television journalism.

Medicine: clinical medicine, nursing, anesthesiology, medical imaging, medical examination, acupuncture and massage, integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine, integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine clinical medicine and applied psychology.

Art category: art design, fine arts, radio and television director, musicology, music performance, dance science, dance director, performance, animation, photography, broadcasting and hosting.

Sports: sports.

In fact, no matter whether there is an advanced math test in the college entrance examination, we don't have to worry too much about nervous exams. Advanced mathematics is mainly about calculus. As long as we study hard, recite more formulas and do more examples, it shouldn't be too difficult.