Re: TI-M: math class
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Re: TI-M: math class
I took 7 AP tests (and earned 36 hours of credit :)
>From easiest to hardest (and from 5 to 3):
1. Calculus BC
2. Macroeconomics
3. Statistics (make sure you bring a TI-83!)
4. Chemistry
5. Computer Science A (I passed it only becuase I write programs outside of
class and almost knew what I was doing. Everyone else failed because our
teacher was incompetent.)
6. U.S. Government (memorize a lot a facts for part I, write BS for part II)
7. English Language (lots of difficult critical thinking questions, and they
expect you to write GOOD essays).
>From what I heard from other students Spanish, English Lit, and Physics C
are impossible.
Don't know about U.S. History: the test wasn't offered until my senior year
and I nobody in my grade had taken a U.S. history class in two years.
(They've now changed the order so that it's a juniors' class like all the
other schools.)
>From: JayEll64@aol.com
>Reply-To: ti-math@lists.ticalc.org
>To: ti-math@lists.ticalc.org
>Subject: Re: TI-M: math class
>Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2000 21:53:17 EDT
>
>
>In a message dated 9/1/00 12:21:02 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
>nickd@nickd.org
>writes:
>
> > I know *several* Caltech students that have gotten dueling 1's on
>Physics
> > C. You have NO idea how impossibly hard that test is. B is an easy
>test. C
> > IS NOT.
> > IF YOU HAVE A DEATH WISH TAKE PHYSICS C. THIS IS COMING FROM SOMEONE
>WHO
> > POPPED NO-DOZ FOR TWO WEEKS RELIGIOUSLY STUDYING FOR IT AND DESPITE
>THIS
> > STILL GOT ONLY A 5/4.
> > Please trust me on that. It's not like a high school course; it's a
>high
> > school course on crack, PCP, topical steroids, and intravenous caffeine
>ALL
> > AT ONCE.
>
>Well...I've got a friend who was taking calculus concurrently with Physics
>C
>last year, the teacher avoided calculus as much as possible, the student
>didn't study much at all, and pulled a 4 out of the test...
>
>JayEll
>
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