How much mathematics do applied-chemistry students need?

Applied chemistry does not usually require mathematics to the same depth as a mathematics major, but it uses high-school mathematics and university-level basics such as algebraic manipulation, functions, calculus, vectors, and probability or statistics. These are useful for concentrations, reaction rates, physical properties, and experimental data analysis. Some programs review the basics in class, and the required scope varies by university, year, subject, and a student's background.