<p>8th grade- alg 1 99%
9th grade- geom 99%
over summer -alg 2/trig..im gonna take it at a local community college ..do some art of problem solving, take the tests form my high school and study a lot so i can learn it in 1-2 months
10th grade- H math analysis (trig and precalc)
11th grade- Ap Calc B.C
12th grade- multivariable calc and statistics (at community college)</p>
<p>Even though im a freshman,im just wondering if i have a decent chance in competing for various math awards? </p>
<p>No other ap maths are offered at my school except Ap Calc AB (which is for people not in honors)</p>
<p>some liberal math class in summer before going to high school
9th-alg 2
10th- pre-calc (took stats at college during this)
11th- calc 1 summer before year started at college, and calc 2 fall, and Calc 3 (Multivariate) in spring. AP Calc BC at school</p>
<p>12th- Discrete Math in summer, Differential Equations during fall,linear now, AP Stats at school</p>
<p>7th- algebra I
8th- geometry
9th- algebra II
10th- precalc, AP statistics
11th- AP calc BC, AP computer science AB
12th- multivariable calculus, differential equations, numerical computations, and a lot of programming (all at a local university)</p>
<p>I never won any math awards though. ;)</p>
<p>Also, if something isn’t offered at your school you can still self-study it. If it’s an AP, you can self-study it and then take the exam to have some objective evidence of your efforts.</p>
<p>Our school is slow. The accelerated track teaches you AP Calc by senior year. I also didn’t know how to go about taking courses over the summer. Ah well, it’s fine.</p>
<p>9th grade: Geometry
10th grade: Algebra II
11th grade: Pre-cal
12th grade: AP Calc AB</p>