<p>Hey guys,</p>
<p>So I just checked what I placed into from the Math Placement Exam and it says I've been placed in Math 8B. I don't know if that is good for me because I think this is Pre-Calculus and I've already taken AP Calculus this year. Could I have placed better than this? Like 9A? If I pass my AP Calculus AB test with a 3+, would I get placed into Math 9A/9B? Thanks in advanced.</p>
<p>i dunno about the AB test but for BC
9B if you pass the test with 3
9C if you get 4+</p>
<p>Yes, same thing happened to me. I got placed into something like Pre-Calculus, but I took AP Calc as well. I ended passing it and got bumped into Math 9B.</p>
<p>Er, what if you only get the AP results to the college after orientation? Will they still bump you?</p>
<p>Yeah, getting it after orientation is fine. I forgot how I sent it in, but just make sure that the school receives your score.</p>
<p>Ha thanks, I was getting kinda nervous</p>
<p>okay just so i can get this straight too
i have to take the math placement exam tomorrow just in case… but i took ap calculus this year. im pretty confident i passed with at least a 3, but i wont know until after orientation. i just took the practice exam and did pretty bad on it so will i be placed in a course based on my placement exam or my AP scores? (honestly this geometry stuff i did in 8th grade… and its completely forgotten hahaha)</p>
<p>Well, according to what I’ve seen so far, you’ll get bumped up after they receive the scores…</p>
<p>Only problem I think there might be is that the class might be full? Or is this usually not an issue with math classes</p>
<p>There shouldn’t be a space issue for math (or English, for that matter) classes. Not every one takes math at the same level at the same time. I think there’s always a few classes open because they know these are core requirements.</p>