“Good chance there will be an easier math course or two that fit the grad requirements. And this is a high performer; if she gets a C in some math class, based on legit challenges, my own attitude is: so be it. She’s not on a stem track,right?”
This is true. There are usually quantitative classes that count towards distribution requirements that are geared for the more math challenged. All you need to do is pass. One of my kiddos fits this mold. I didn’t really care if the great wasn’t stellar as long as they got through it. Bigger fish to fry than worrying about one or two grades. 