There's a lot of math that _everyone_ needs to learn, even if not college bound. Those who are college bound and interested in any quantitative major can certainly learn advanced versions of all of these.

People need to understand basic probability and statistics. (This would be useful to teach in a civics class too, if we still had them!). Calculus isn't needed for the basics.

Basic financial mathematical literacy. "How to balance your checkbook^Waccounts, now that we barely use checks any more". What do interest rates mean in the context of Credit Cards, mortgages, savings accounts, etc...

Understanding what the numbers really mean. People use numbers a lot, but what are they really saying? Are people using numbers to lie?