<p>I've taken Calc AB in junior year and thats the highest math class my school offers. Is it possible to self study for the Calc BC exam or take a Calc BC class at a local college?</p>
<p>Colleges won’t be aware that you’re self-studying for the AP exam because results come out on July so you should mention it somewhere in the apps or something. But I don’t think they can punish you for being ahead of your area. Local college - look for dual enrollment and ask your counselor about it. I was planning on doing that but then I transferred school so.</p>
<p>Do you think it may be too late to sign up for dual enrollment?</p>
<p>For DE, Calc BC=Calc II, which is usually taught as a semester long class. If it’s too late for Fall, you can always sign up for Spring.</p>
<p>Are credits usually transferable to other colleges? And what type of colleges offer calc II to high school seniors? Community college or any 4 year college?</p>
<p>It depends on the college if the credits are transferable or not. If not, you can always take the AP Calc BC exam, which will usually give you college credit.</p>
<p>HS seniors can usually take classes at their local community college. 4 year colleges, it depends. It’s best to check with your local colleges.</p>
<p>Does your school require seniors to take math? (I know mine does)</p>