Yeah, it's an actual class. Had I decided to take Calc AB/BC this year (which is actually just a double-period with calc AB the first semester and Calc BC the second) I would have been able to take Calc 3 next year, in my Junior year. There are actually a lot of students at my school (mostly Asian) who take Pre-Calc over the summer, take Calc AB/BC during the year, and then take Calc 3 and Further Math in their junior and senior years, or just Calc 3 and Statistics. (before you ask, they actually do have to go off-campus to take Further Math.)
My school's demography is a bit different than the majority of schools in the county. There isn't really a distinct majority or minority. Plenty of Asians, Indians, African Americans, Caucasians, but relatively few Hispanics and Pacific Islanders (though those aren't particularly rare, either).
Oh. So, basically graduating with the minimum amount of credits?
My school's demography is a bit different than the majority of schools in the county. There isn't really a distinct majority or minority. Plenty of Asians, Indians, African Americans, Caucasians, but relatively few Hispanics and Pacific Islanders (though those aren't particularly rare, either).
Oh. So, basically graduating with the minimum amount of credits?