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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is your child a math prodigy? If yes, and you have other evidence for it, it will help your admission. If not, I would say that calculus AB in 9th grade is too much acceleration resulting in superficial grasp of the material.[/quote] I'm not sure what "evidence" you mean- DS doesn't do math competitions because it's not his thing. but he does many problems a day for fun. he likes experimenting with topics outside of class. also, he has an A in class and aces every test, so I think he has a prety strong grasp of the material.[/quote] High school calc isn’t anywhere near college calc level. Have you gotten a stem degree? College calculus is much more difficult. If he wants to get into a good college for math, he really should consider competition math and try out proofs- math is not what you’re shown in high school.[/quote]
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