Question about Stern's math requirement and Chance if applicable!!!!

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<p>I have a 1970 SAT
V=690 M=670 W=610
SAT II's (predictions)
US Hist- >740, literature- >700, Biology- >700
GPA= 3.88 UW 4.51 W
IB student ranked 41 of 640 (top 6%)
Captain of my dive team for 2 years, varsity pole vaulting
historian of young democrats
and tons of other little things and volunteer hours.</p>

<p>It says that people are required to take at least pre calc. I took the IB stat route so I am in Intro to Stat analysis and differential calc. Will the differential calc be enough? Can I take a course online that would qualify me? Could I take the AP calc AB test and just study for it myself? I want to know how I can be qualified for admission and how should I tell them I am going to accomplish this. </p>

<p>Besides that, are my chances good?</p>

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<p>Differential Calc > Pre Calc, and adcoms at NYU know that. You are fine.</p>

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<p>Your SAT II scores are good, assuming that’s what they actually come out to. Note that because you’re applying to Stern, you will HAVE to submit the SAT I and the SAT IIs, if you so desire. NYU’s testing policy is usually the SAT I or 3 SAT IIs, but because of Stern’s math requirement, because you didn’t take a math-based SAT II, you’ll have to submit at least the SAT I. However, it is generally recommended to have a 2100+ to be considered competitive for Stern.</p>

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<p>Yeah, that 1970 is gonna hurt you, even in the forgiving ED1 round.</p>