<p>I am a rising junior in Honors Trig. I want to take AP stat and AP calc BC before graduation. </p>
<p>Should I take calc as a junior to get it over with, because it builds on trig, and to have an easier senior year with stat? </p>
<p>Should I take stat as a junior to lighten my kind of heavy courseload, and take calc as a senior so I'll remember the content more when I have to use it in college? </p>
<p>Does it matter or is it just personal preference?</p>
<p>Aw, come on… there’s been almost 350 views and no response. Anyone? Or is there something wrong with my question? :)</p>
<p>Take precalc over the summer. Then you will be in BC calc as a senior. Go to khan academy and patrickjmt to teach yourself the math you missed. Taking a course over the summer means you will skip some stuff. Also, while you are add it you can teach yourself some stat and calc with those websites</p>
<p>Trig is actually our precalc course, so as far as the school goes I qualify to take either course. That’s a great idea- I’ll get some review books and try to learn it over the summer before I take it in the fall.</p>
<p>Take calculus BC as a junior; then you will have the option of taking more advanced math at a community college or taking an easy course which is statistics.</p>
<p>Calculus BC will make your schedule appear more rigorous than statistics will.</p>
<p>Okay, looks like the majority says AP calc. Thanks everyone!</p>