<p>The question is though, are you actually “good” at math or are you a “fast learner”? Those two may cover eachother but generally if you are just “good” I would suggest taking pre-calc rather than going out and skipping it. However if you are a fast learner, most teachers review precalc concepts in the first part of the class and if you put some time into it you will be fine. I currently am skipping precalc at a community college level, as I got p-oed at my school and I am doing fine. However I still struggle occasionally on tests and quizzes(84.5 in class) because some concepts are inherently foreign to me. But as long as you put work into it you will be fine.</p>
<p>If you have taken geometry and have the money and time to, special enroll at a cc for Calc1 or precalc summer semester if you are worried about what to take.</p>