<p>Hey:</p>
<p>Does anybody have any personal experiences that include having a hardtime with math in high school such as level 2 classes and actually went onto college and did decent in calculus ect. This would obviously come with a lot of hard work. I am in the same boat and need some confidence!</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>I was in a similar boat, although not the same. During my freshman and sophmore year of high school, I did rather poorly in math (took mediocre level classes and barely passed with a low B). This was partially due to me not trying very hard in those classes. After the end of my sophmore year, I realized that I was not doing well and decided to put much more effort in math, which proved to work out. In my junior year, I tried much harder in AP Calculus AB (I was recommended to basic precalc from my last year teacher), got a high A in the class, and got a 5 on the AP Calculus BC exam. Now I am performing rather successfully in my senior year class (multivariable calculus).</p>
<p>So basically, yes it is very possible to perform poorly in high school and do relatively well in college math classes (like I did in college-level math classes), but it does require a considerable amount of effort and stamina.</p>
<p>thanks yatta for the confidence</p>
<p>anybody else with a story</p>