Relate your experiences with AP Stats and Pre-Cal, talk about whether taking Pre-Cal factored into your success in AP Stats, and discuss class difficulty in both courses, the difficulty of the AP Stats test. Here are the colleges that I will most likely be applying to (if it even matters): Brown, Rice, USC, Nortwestern, WashU, and Univ. Calculus and Statistics mean only one thing for many people, and that is long hours of study Aside from the complexity associated with both subjects, they have a lot more to them, as you will see in this comparison article. I won't be able to take Calculus, because Pre-Calculus is a prerequisite for the course and there is no chance that they will let me skip it. Difference between Calculus and Statistics. Neither Hacker nor I believe that calculus is unimportant or uninteresting, nor that it should not be required for certain majors, like engineering, for. Here is some background info on my math strengths: I find Algebra II Honors to be very easy and I understand it immediately after she teaches it I got good grades in Geometry Honors, but it involved a little bit more thinking on my part. The calculus mafia is, unfortunately, still alive and well today: In 2021, roughly 375,000 students took the AP Calculus AB or BC exams, while only about 183,000 took the AP Statistics exam. I don't really have a passion in math, but I do pretty well in it, and I want to take a math course next year (senior year). I really don't know which math course to take.
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I decided to post this on this forum to get more insight. While still a math class at its core, AP Statistics requires somewhat more reading and management of vocabulary than the calculus courses.
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