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Coming into senior year, I was already in pre-calc junior year which in our school is one year ahead of everyone else. Because I hated math so much, I really didn't see a need for having a math class senior year so I didn't take one. I thought that college apps, AP Bio and physics wouldn't necessarily be hard but would take a good amount of my time. My counselors now have told me that UofM would really like to see a math class taken senior year and at this point I knew I should've taken AP stats or something.
Because AP Bio and physics haven't turned out to be all the work that I thought it was going to be, I thought to my self about the option of self-studying for the AP Stat exam and maybe even for the AP Euro History exam (the class isn't offered at my school and I actually like European history.) My question to everyone is whether I should self-study for the Stat exam to make up for my lack of a math class or whether you guys know if it really matters if a senior doesn't take a math class their senior year. By the way if you guys are wondering, my cum GPA is 3.833 and my ACT score is a 29(im retaking it next week.)
Thanks and I'm just really looking for general advice.
Because AP Bio and physics haven't turned out to be all the work that I thought it was going to be, I thought to my self about the option of self-studying for the AP Stat exam and maybe even for the AP Euro History exam (the class isn't offered at my school and I actually like European history.) My question to everyone is whether I should self-study for the Stat exam to make up for my lack of a math class or whether you guys know if it really matters if a senior doesn't take a math class their senior year. By the way if you guys are wondering, my cum GPA is 3.833 and my ACT score is a 29(im retaking it next week.)
Thanks and I'm just really looking for general advice.