<p>I am a senior this school year. My school doesn't really have any ap classes, so I was in regular calculus. A few days ago the idea of doing AB Calc AP came up, and I did sign up for a thinkwell course, and dropped my calculus class. Now, however, I am not sure I want to be sitting in front of a computer learning like that. I can get my money back within the next two days, and I can also switch back into calculus. So my question is, is it worth it for me to do this course online? Because right now it's not seeming like it's going to be good/fun at all. The reason I would want to do something like this is to get a college credit/ get into college when they see my tougher course. I am aiming high, like Stanford, UVA, Michigan, Cornell high. So, any advice??</p>
<p>If your school doesn’t have a class, colleges can’t [and won’t] punish you for not taking it… After 3 weeks of AP Macro online, I’d say forget the online class.</p>