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<p>Rate this schedule from 1 to 10.
Freshman
Honors Algebra II
Honors Physics
Academic American Government
Academic English I
Concert Band
Physical Education 9
Adolescent Issues
Computer Science in the 21st Century
French II</p>

<p>Sophomore
Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra
Honors Biology I
Honors U.S. History
Academic English II
Honors Wind Ensemble
Physical Education 10
Drivers Education
Honors Chemistry I
Honors French III</p>

<p>Junior
Differential Equations and Complex Analysis
Advanced Placement Chemistry
Honors Global Studies
Honors English III
Honors Wind Ensemble
Physical Education 11
Adult Issues
Advanced Placement Chemistry w/Lab
Honors French IV</p>

<p>Senior
Analysis
Advanced Placement Physics C
Advanced Placement Biology
English IV College Composition
Honors Wind Ensemble
PEER Leadership
Senior Health
Advanced Placement Physics C w/lab
Advanced Placement Biology w/lab</p>

<p>Should I make any changes?
I am currently a freshman.
This is what I hope to do in my future years of HS.</p>

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<p>How are you going from alg 2 to multivariable calc? o.0</p>

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<p>Are the post-calculus math classes actually offered at your high school?
Like someone else said, I don’t see how you’re going to go straight from Algebra II to Multivariable Calculus. Most people take trig/pre-calculus and single-variable calculus in between, but at the very least you should take single-variable. Calculus is really important so you shouldn’t try to rush through it and miss stuff.</p>

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<p>why would you plan this out?</p>

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<p>^
I actually kind of enjoy planning things out, even though they don’t usually turn out the way I expect.</p>

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<p>I am self studying AP calc Ab and the requirement for multivariable calculus is only a 3 in the ap exam for ab.</p>

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<p>Does your school typically send kids from AB calc to multivariable?</p>

<p>Most places require BC (BC calc is calc 1 and calc 2. AB calc is calc 1 and a tiny part of calc 2) to take multivariable calculus (which is calc 3).</p>

<p>If you’re really talented in math and learn best independently, you can try it. But remember that a strong foundation in calculus is going to be important for multivariable.
I’d personally recommend studying BC in that case, or at least get a review book and skim stuff about series and whatnot so you can get a feel for it.</p>

<p>edit:
Wait totally reread this and realized this wasn’t what the thread was asking at all lol, sorry for giving advice where it wasn’t asked for. =P</p>