metplastic wrote:
So how does the Calculus requirement work with the waitlist? I placed out of having to take it in college by doing well on my AP exam in high school, so I'm presuming I would need to take a class somehow (I have no idea how I would even do that by the way). But I'd really rather not waste my time taking it if I'm not going to get in off the waitlist. So would they not admit me in the summer if I hadn't taken it? It's pretty unclear to me how that would work.
100% in the same boat and would love to hear other insights on this dilemma.
I was thinking an online calculus class offered through SUNY or some other community college. I am also not sure if its worth it, especially since I was admitted into both Johnson and Stern with scholarships. I also had pretty extensive plans to travel to Asia from May to June and not sure if its worth working on a calculus college requirement to possibly get off the wait list at Duke. I want to go into management consulting post MBA. I have to do research to see if the MBB opportunities are far superior at Duke over the other schools I have been admitted into to justify the additional stress and inconvenience over the requirement. I also AP'd out of my college calculus.
(I am also waiting to hear back from Ross, Columbia, London Business School, Yale and McCombs).
Let me know what you end of up doing. I still do not know what I will do.
If anyone has any advice for someone in my boat, do let me know
Congrats to all the Fuqua admits and good look to those fellow applicants on the wait-list.
You should be fine. I was in the same sitch - took ap calc in high school and tested out. I asked admissions and they said as long as its on your college transcript then you are good.