High School Classes (Please Help)

Colleges and Universities A-Z Boston College
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<p>I am currently a sophomore and am considering applying to CSOM at Boston College. I am considering doing marketing. Here are the classes that I took/will take…</p>

<p>Freshman yr- Honors Chemistry, AP Physics B, Spanish II, Honors English,
Honors Government & Economics, Honors Pre-AP Calculus,
Sophomore yr- Honors US History, Honors Spanish III, Honors Biology, AP Chemistry,
College Calculus, Academic English
Junior yr- AP Euro, AP Stats, AP Econ, AP Enviro, Honors English, Honors Spanish IV
Business Organization & Management
Senior yr- AP US Gov & Pol, AP Psychology, AP Spanish, Honors English IV, Intro to Marketing
Honors Global Studies, Concepts of Business Management</p>

<p>Do these classes look good? Is it okay that I didn’t take a science or math my senior year? (I already completed the main three sciences (Chem, Bio, Phys) and two of them at AP level)
-I got 4 on AP Phys B exam and 800 on Physics SAT II subject test</p>

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<p>You first three years look good, but the science/math gap is really noticeable! Try your best to fill it in!</p>

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<p>What if I took Computer Science instead of Intro to Marketing or Concepts of Bis. Management? (Computer Science counts as a math course in my school)</p>

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<p>Since that’s considered a math class it’s best to take it. With your major those classes will definitely help</p>

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<p>Math courses are going to help you in the futurefar more than useless business-related electives you take. This is true for most majors.</p>

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<p>Ok but after Stats there is MCLA (Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra) and DECA (Differential Equations and Complex Analysis) and those classes are insanely hard and are for people interested in like engineering. Would those help for business? Will Computer Science 1 suffice for senior year? BTW I took Honors Algebra 2 in 8th grade (I was the only middle schooler to do that)</p>

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<p>No, insanely advanced math does not help your case for business school. In CSOM, you are only required to be at Calc I. Your curriculum looks fine.</p>

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<p>thanks for the input trizz</p>