<p>I didn't have a high enough SAT to get into Honors/Scholars/Gemstone, etc. But can I still take Honors Level Calc, or Physics, or Chem...</p>
<p>I have/will have 4-5 on Calc BC, Physics C, etc. could this factor in with a 700 on M, 750 on MLII-C, and 34/36 on ACT M, 720 on Chem, etc to put me in these classes..</p>
<p>I really want to take H-Level classes, and eventually after 1st semester or freshman year transfer into the honors college...</p>
<p>is this in any way, shape or form possible?</p>
<p>thanks a lot!!!</p>
<p>Take a look online.....I don't think you can take the H-versions unless you're in the honors program...</p>
<p>"Students not admitted to the University Honors Program as freshman may apply to the program after completing one full year of university coursework after high school."</p>
<p>D hasn't seen a lot of differences in the math or physics h sections. She's taken 4 honors seminars, though , and 3 of the 4 were great.</p>
<p>Wow a 34 ACT and that wasn't high enough. I know a 33 isn't because DS is in scholars, but I would have thought a 34/36 would definetly be high enough. </p>
<p>Which program did you get accepted into, maybe it is not compatible with the program for courses</p>
<p>yes, but the OP states that 34 was only on the Math portion of the ACT.</p>