<p>I'm making this post just in case anybody on CC going to UD next year is like me...with graduation coming up and final projects to finish, I admit that I haven't been checking the Be a Blue Hen site regularly like UD had said to. So I got a bit of a shock today when, on a whim, I signed in and realized that I had to take the math placement exam by June 10. A bit of a shock, but I'm just glad I realized now and not, say, June 11. So, just a bit of a public service announcement in case anybody else was unaware of this.</p>
<p>I know there are exceptions to this rule for students from far away, international students etc. it just helps with registration to have it done as early as possible - it's actually kind of a favor to you to have it done so early.</p>
<p>it says that if u get above a 3 on AP Calc you dont need to take it. But we don't find out till july what we get so what are we supposed to do?</p>
<p>Take it. The calculus one(for engineers, science majors, etc) is really easy. I don't know about the other one but from what I've heard from friends that was way easy as well.</p>
<p>are we required to take it? if not what are the benefits? whats it for?</p>
<p>The site says something about if you are going into a field that isn't math or science oriented to take the standard placement and if you are to take the calculus one.</p>
<p>What if I am going into a non-math/science field but want to possibly (depending on july's scores) use AP Calc credits - Would I still take the standard math placement exam??</p>
<p>This is what one of the professor told me: "just take the math placement exam, and if we accept your AP Calculus score in July, we'll cancel your math placement exam score. I dont know what's going on!!! >_<</p>