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[quote=Anonymous]It depends on how the high school structures the calc sequence. For some high schools, students take AB first, as a prerequisite to BC. For other high schools, students may take AB or BC, with BC including all the AB material - in that case, the BC class would be more fast-paced. For the purpose of college admission, it would be most ideal if he finishes BC by the end of high school, and that should not be a problem for your student. If the high school teaches AB and then BC in separate years, it is fine and best to take the courses that way. Check the high school's curriculum guide for the prerequisites. Note that teaching quality varies widely among high school calc teachers, so keep your ears open about that. If you hear the calc teacher is not good or is a really harsh grader, that may be one situation in which it makes sense to opt for taking AB first and then BC, if that's an option. AP stats isn't important for college admission purposes.[/quote]
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