<p>I'm currently a Junior and I took regular Calculus this year. I know colleges want to see you step it up for classes in the next year so I'm trying to see what class would look best for math.
My options are:
-AP Calc AB
-AP Calc BC
-AP Statistics
-A college level class (this is a huge maybe because it most likely won't work with scheduling)
So, I think a college level class would obviously be the best but I don't think it will be possible so of the above choices can someone rank what will look best from these choices?</p>
<p>Take AP Calc BC or AP Stats. You don’t have to go out of your way to take a college class if those AP’s are available and you haven’t taken them, esp if scheduling is a problem and travel time if you already aren’t dual enrolled. </p>
<p>If you’re getting an A in regular calculus, take Calc BC. If you’re not, take AP Stats.</p>
<p>Most people don’t take regular calculus before taking AP Calc (either version). Ask your math teacher which class they think you’re best suited for - trust me, they’ll know. Either Calc AB or BC is equally impressive to most colleges, despite what the CC World tries to tell you. Most HS kids don’t come remotely close to those classes, and plenty of kids get into elite schools, particularly elite LACs (Top 25), without AP Calc.</p>
<p>I wouldn’t do AP stats, some colleges don’t even count it as a Math credit. Ask your teachers which calc class would be better for you.</p>
<p>AP Calc BC because I heard Blair Waldorf and Nelly Yuki are in that class !</p>
<p>@blairwaldorf6321 ummmm awks because i’m serena van der woodsen and i don’t go to school and get into Brown so…</p>
<p>Most importantly, take courses you are interested in or that support an area you might be interested in pursuing in college. Admission reps say it over and over-be yourself and be passionate about what you are passionate about.</p>