Introductory Calculus or Basic Linear Algebra

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For the requirements for the program I am going into I only require one of these two classes so I was curious as to which one would be the better choice in terms of usefulness for an ecology major, and in terms of how easy the course is.
 
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I know this doesn't answer your question, but a statistics course would benefit you more than these two and for a proper probability course a sequence in first year calculus (ie Calculus I and II) are prerequisites. Based on this I would recommend calculus.