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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Any Ivy plus candidate should be in Calc BC by 10th grade. That isn't up for debate. As for classes like English Comp, etc. where one could take classes at the local college, many colleges have age requirements based on the content that will be taught. Much different to accelerate in that respect. However, taking Intro Macro and Micro classes as an 8th grader at the local college will be allowed.[/quote] Not entirely true. Many schools make kids take AB before BC. I think if you are in precal in 9th, calc AB in 10th then BC in 11th, that is equally strong as if you did precal in 9th than BC in 10th. Colleges know not all students are allowed to go straight to BC. As long as you’ve had at least one year of calc III/multivariable calc by 12th you strong candidate at any top school for stem.[/quote] Wrong. As long as you have Calc AB by 12th, you are strong candidate at any top school for STEM. They care about interst and aptitude, not how fast you rushed. [/quote]
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