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<p>Quite true. If honors calc is a love bite of math for students who really want to do it, honors analysis is a soul-sucking demon. (Sorry for taking the words out of your mouth, phuriku). </p>
<p>Students who place into honors calc (I placed into honors calc, it more or less entails showing that you know work that’s a little above the AP BC Calc curriculum), take the class, and stay with the class have to maintain an A throughout the year to make it on to honors analysis. Honors analysis, to give you an idea, requires a 30 hour minimum of work a week-- my friends in honors calc/ not-honors-but-higher-than-regular analysis easily spend 15-20 hours a week on it. Just to give you the idea that there’s the deep end, and then there’s the the shark tank.</p>