WELL: I somehow managed to get through my entire undergraduate career without taking a single math class (I took a not-counting intro physics class, many methods classes in polisci, and symbolic logic, which I hate even more than the others because it's actually proven to be useful in the course of my academic life), but I'm not going to get that lucky in grad school, especially with the possibility of doing theory and formal modeling.
So here's my bleg: if anyone can recommend a good from-scratch calculus book (I had in high school, so it doesn't have to be that basic) and something similar in microecon (one with numbers is key; I think I have the big concepts down already), that would go a long way toward making the undergrad-grad jump a little less onerous.
"Thou shalt not extinguish thine anger, but shall master it,
that thy conscience may not be blunted by adjustment
to wrong causes."
-The Dutch Ten Commandments to Foil the Nazis
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