My local High School has started registration for seniors this week and I realized that I don’t have a math to take senior year.
I have exhausted all of the math classes offered at my local high school, so far (in terms of math) I have completed Honors Algebra 1, Honors Geometry, Honors Pre-Calculus, and AP Calculus AB. I am Currently enrolled in AP Calculus BC and AP Statistics.
I have also checked with my local Community College and the highest math course they offer for high school students is Calc 1.
So here is my question; as a prospective Engineering major does not having a math senior year hurt my chances? Many colleges require that prospective engineering students have a math senior year (or at least there website does)
My Senior year schedule as of now looks as
AP Chem
AP Psych
AP Comp Sci
H. English 4
Economics at Local Community college (Taking this course out of sheer interest in subject matter)
My School does offer AFM which can be substituted for Pre-Calc senior year, for students not interested in Calculus. However this course would be a step down for me (Curriculum covers basic math principles)
So What do you guys think you should do?