<p>What do people who take Calculus in ninth grade take after? And how do they arrange it?</p>
<p>Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, Number Theory, Logic, K-Theory, AP Statistics, etc., There are many.</p>
<p>Take classes from the local CC or another High School which offers them. Usually, if there are many students doing so, the school will arrange a bus to take them and bring them back. Otherwise, they may need to provide their own transportation. Unfortunately, I am in this situation. :p</p>
<p>Calculus in 9th grade?! Jeebus.</p>
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Location: Kuwait. (hell)
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<p>Lmao, cracks me up every time I see that. :D</p>
<p>It's not too hard. Just a bit of doubling-up.</p>
<p>haha. Well it is hell to me. There isn't much tolerance for a libertarian vegetarian pro-gay rights smoking feminist woman here. =p</p>
<p>Where are you from?</p>
<p>I am from my mind :D</p>
<p>A very overcrowded, insanely-fast developing, many major-businesses-laden place in the USA, East of the Mississippi.</p>
<p>Hey, we're all citizens of the world. =]</p>
<p>Or the underworld. :)</p>
<p>From Calculus to Hell.</p>
<p>I'm taking Calculus in sophomore year but my plan on capturing the world is next. Strongly biased, unclear and not-sure-whether-it-will-work schedule:
Junior dual enrollment: Calculus II/Calculus III/Linear Algebra
Senior: Vector Calculus/Differential Equations/Discrete Math
Community college around here is pretty good :)</p>
<p>That looks fun ;)</p>
<p>death by calculus</p>
<p>i took calc bc as a sophomore, but only because the high school i attended in 9th grade (which I left as soon as school ended) sucked and refused to accomodate me because then they would "run out of courses." my brother will be taking calc bc as a freshman this year, so luckily he escaped that crap. </p>
<p>personally, i took vector calc and linear algebra as a junior through Stanford's EPGY program, and i'll be doing some independent study in dynamical systems as a senior (it's a specific application of differential equations and linear algebra) with one of the faculty at my school. idk if my brother is going to do that, though.</p>
<p>omigosh, you guys. I graduated only taking pre-cal. The smartest and most studious people at my school took calculus in junior or senior year. It's unheard of to have taken it before then. wow.</p>
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It's pretty expensive I should say :(</p>
<p>Get your school to pay for you.</p>
<p>My school offers Multivariable Calculus. If you pass that before senior year, you can take math classes at Princeton. They have number theory, linear algebra, differential equations, etc. The catch is that you have to get your own transportation to the university (aka drive) and your schedule gets majorly messed up, so you can't take as many classes as usual.</p>
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Get your school to pay for you.
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<em>ceases himself with a willpower from trying to YET enhance math schedule</em>
Besides, I don't like the idea of home-studying -- have done enough of that! :)
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My school offers Multivariable Calculus. If you pass that before senior year
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Holy shazbot -- multivar. calculus before senior year? :O</p>
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you can take math classes at Princeton. They have number theory, linear algebra, differential equations, etc. The catch is that you have to get your own transportation to the university (aka drive) and your schedule gets majorly messed up, so you can't take as many classes as usual.
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Yep, same with Calculus AB (last course) in my school -- but here you can take math in community colleges.</p>