我准备申请economics的MS，微观经济学，宏观经济学、计量经济学都有修过，只是对三学期的多元微积分课程存在疑问，国内高等数学只上了一学年（也就是两学期），在成绩单上体现为工科高等数学和多元微积分，线性代数上过一学期，概率统计上过一学期，不知道是否满足这个MS课程设置的要求。

I have completed microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics. But I have some confusion about the undergraduate preparation courses for applying the master program, which include “Total of three semesters of calculus and linear algebra”, however, I have completed two semesters of college mathematics, which is shown on my transcript as “engineering mathematics and multivariable calculus”. I have also completed one semester of linear algebra and probability statistics. I am not sure if my undergraduate courses meet the requirement of your MS program.
Do I need to complete additional prerequisite course(s), or may I apply to the MS in Economics derectly?

Thank you for your email and your interest in the UW-Madison Economics Master’s Program.
The math and economics courses are more recommendations of what students will have taken to do well in the program rather than hard requirements to get admitted. All courses on your transcript, as well as your other application materials, will be taken into consideration by the Admissions Committee. On the math preparation sheet, you can indicate that you believe you have met the math requirements through the coursework indicated below. The Admissions committee will take this into account when evaluating your application materials.
Application instructions and a link to the math preparation sheet are available on our website: http://econ.wisc.edu/documents/Math%20Prep%20form.%20MS.%20writeable.pdf