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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b][quote=Anonymous]To the PP, I think the choices are Multivariable Calculus or AP Statistics, depending on the school. [/b] OP here - I guess one of my questions is: if DD ends up not being the keen STEM type, can she stop math with AP Calculus (AB or BC) in 11th grade or will that limit her College admission potential? [/quote] Or Discrete Math. Sadly, the top universities want to see calculus finished and with an A too, before appication whic means by end of jr. year. DC did that and is now taking college chemistry so to hit the chemistry subject matter test hard in the fall. It's a brutal college app. world out there.[/quote] My son was admitted HYD with no calculus. He is a history major. He had some major accomplishments in the arts and social sciences. You should not make blanket statements.[/quote] +1 I think PP is trying to scare parents out of having their kids even apply, so that there's less competition for his/her own kids. :lol: [/quote] Yes, we've seen the "your child will never be admitted/graduate from college without calc" troll before. Best to ignore.[/quote]
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