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20 Jan 2014, 10:01
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I took BC Calculus in high school and tested out of all required general math requirements for my undergrad institution. Some of these courses I received credit for via a 4 on the AP exam. Other credits were simply waived. I then took two 300 level statistics courses during my core business classes.
The applications all had little room to clarify, do I need to call these institutions to which I applied and explain that I understand calculus fully but did not take a calculus level course in college? or do these statistics courses count as similar in difficulty to the adcomms?
Just looking for clarification - I am a constant worry wart.
EDIT: For further clarification, I took an exam upon enrolling in my undergrad to determine where I could be placed in math courses at the institution. They wanted to place me in MTH234 - multivariable calculus. I chose not to take that course because it was well above my degree requirements which I had already met
The applications all had little room to clarify, do I need to call these institutions to which I applied and explain that I understand calculus fully but did not take a calculus level course in college? or do these statistics courses count as similar in difficulty to the adcomms?
Just looking for clarification - I am a constant worry wart.
EDIT: For further clarification, I took an exam upon enrolling in my undergrad to determine where I could be placed in math courses at the institution. They wanted to place me in MTH234 - multivariable calculus. I chose not to take that course because it was well above my degree requirements which I had already met
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I would definitely shoot an email to the general MBA admissions contact address. I had a very similar calculus requirement question for Fuqua and they responded within a day or two. Best of luck!
