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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If the goal is ivy and t20, your DC needs to protect his gpa. A single B basically makes it impossible for any t20, while plenty of kids go to t20 non-stem major without Calc BC or even AB, but with a perfect record and matching ECs.[/quote] This. DMV parents are misguided. A non-stem major doesn’t require advanced math at all. The key is to maintain straight As and a niche story if ivy is the goal. [/quote] False. Ivy takes 4.0 gpa and maximum rigor-with many took linear algebra and multivariable junior year, and 1550+ high test scores. Even humanities.[/quote] Big nope. Absolutely untrue . [/quote] Absolutely true. DC’s friends at an ivy, all took either multi variable or linear algebra or both, and aced them in high school. Super common at ivies, feels like everyone [/quote] ^^^ This is what happens when people study calculus instead of statistics in school. [/quote]
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