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I see that for most schools in NYS (where I will mostly be applying) 1 year of math is needed including statistics. I received a 5 on AP Calculus AB and my advisor is telling me that I have satisfied the requirement in terms of taking one semester of Calculus. However, I am unsure if I should take Calculus 1 or Calculus 2 or maybe both despite what she is saying (I am a little skeptical as to whether medical schools would accept the AP credit). To be honest, I cannot email or contact the schools because I am an incoming freshman and I have no idea which schools I will be applying to yet. I just want to be safe and be able to apply broadly / to **most** schools.
I signed up for 13 credits of classes for my freshman year fall term as of now:
-Chemistry (5 credits)
-Biology (4 credits)
-Core class (4 credits)
I was debating whether or not to add a Calculus class and if not Calculus a random core. My college is academically challenging (top 40), so maybe I should ease into things though?
By the way, I have done my research but to be honest I am so confused despite my advisor's assistance and I read all the other threads and there's so many people giving so many different answers.
Thank you!
I signed up for 13 credits of classes for my freshman year fall term as of now:
-Chemistry (5 credits)
-Biology (4 credits)
-Core class (4 credits)
I was debating whether or not to add a Calculus class and if not Calculus a random core. My college is academically challenging (top 40), so maybe I should ease into things though?
By the way, I have done my research but to be honest I am so confused despite my advisor's assistance and I read all the other threads and there's so many people giving so many different answers.
Thank you!