<p>Hello CC,</p>
<p>I have a very important question about my senior year. I skipped a math level from Pre-calculus to AP B/C Calculus this year, rather than going the common way to AP A/B Calculus. During first semester i decided try it out and managed to get a 'C'. This grade is almost unacceptable for my parents and I, and I am extremely concerned about having my acceptance rescinded due to this grade. Is this enough to jeopardize my acceptance? Should I switch to A/B Calculus because getting another bad grade in B/C might affect me even more? Or will switching from B/C to A/B do more harm than good because it shows that i switched a class? Will switching a class rescind my acceptance?</p>
<p>Any advice would be appreciated.</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>Calc AB is about 2/3 of Calc BC. If you got a C the first semester of BC (apart from just having a much much harder teacher compared to the teacher doing AB-- unlikely), then you’d likely have gotten a similiar grade in AB.</p>
<p>No one really cares if you switch. All that matters for transfer credit is the exam itself (Calc1 or Calc1 and Calc2).</p>
<p>Besides, unless you get an F, your acceptance is safe. Some people think even an F is okay.</p>
<p>Nah you won’t get rescinded. You’ll likely just get a warning (as heard from a peer in my AP Calc BC class - he was on the verge of a C and is already in at Cornell). Schools get worried if you fail numerous classes.</p>
<p>A C is fine, you won’t be rescinded for that alone. However, if you end up failing the class then you may be rescinded.</p>
<p>I took AB and managed a 5 on the BC test… No difference imo</p>