<p>So far, I've had both AP Calculus AB and BC at my school, and I've gotten A's on both courses and I did fine on the on the BC test (feeling a easy 5 coming along). I also took the placement test for next year's placement (into A or B) and finished that test in about 30 minutes. Still, I don't feel like I know calculus in and out. I know how to do the problems, but I don't know the intricacies and proofs of it all. I can do derivatives, integrals, and just about everything problem wise for both courses quite easily, but I still don't feel like I truly know the subject at a level that is true mastery. For that reason, I have been considering taking Calculus A at my university in the honors program honors course. Apparently the course is some sort of super math course that teaches just incredible depth into calculus. Afterwards I figured I might go into the honors course for Calculus B for the same thing. Anyways, I'm wondering if this is a good go of things, or if I should just place out of both and go straight to Calculus C rather than retake Calc A and B. I'm majoring in Biomedical Engineering and the normal program requirement indicated Calculus A as the first calculus course for incoming freshman (I'm assuming for people who can't or choose not to place out of the course). So, should I retake the honors college course even though I already took the AP course?</p>
<p>Thanks for the help!</p>