Math classes for junior and senior year?

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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I’m a sophomore at a Georgia public high school.

I was on the second-most-advanced math track freshman year (I was something of a slacker in middle school) so I took a combined Algebra I - Geometry class with an average of 99, excluding honors points. Summer 2015, I caught up to the most advanced track by taking the combined Geometry - Algebra II class with a grade of 91 (I took three semesters over the course of 5 weeks and traveled to Haiti during that time, so my grade was lower than I would have liked).

I currently have a 94 in Accelerated Pre-Calculus and I am planning on taking AP Calculus BC next year (as a junior). Hopefully this will prepare me for the Georgia Tech calculus class that is available to seniors at my school.

Is this a math track that will look good when applying to Georgia Tech and other competitive schools?

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Yes. The normal track for students who plan on attending top schools would end with taking Pre-Calc senior year. You are already 2 years ahead. :slight_smile:

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Thank you @Hamlon :slight_smile:

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bump

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You are ahead of the game. Stop worrying

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Thank you @penngirlpending

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whether the rigors of your classes are comparable to the ones in Georgia Tech is to remain to be seen

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@bvo112 I am going to be taking a Georgia Tech math class (livestreamed from the school) as a senior so hopefully it will be comparable.