Before I begin, I just want to say I'm sorry for posting twice on classes in high school (oops)
Next year (during my junior year), I will be in AP Calculus (no specification on level) which is offered as dual credit and AP. If I take it as dual credit, at the end of the year, I will receive credit for math 251 and 252, which, to my understanding, is the equivalent of calculus one and two. Senior year I'd be in AP Statistics, and I'm fairly confident that I could get at least a 3 on the test.
Would it be wise to take the dual credit?
Would this excuse me from all of my math during college?
Should I take calc 3 at a community college during my senior year?
Next year (during my junior year), I will be in AP Calculus (no specification on level) which is offered as dual credit and AP. If I take it as dual credit, at the end of the year, I will receive credit for math 251 and 252, which, to my understanding, is the equivalent of calculus one and two. Senior year I'd be in AP Statistics, and I'm fairly confident that I could get at least a 3 on the test.
Would it be wise to take the dual credit?
Would this excuse me from all of my math during college?
Should I take calc 3 at a community college during my senior year?