Originally posted by: jonessoda
I started Calculus in high school. You're just lazy.
Seriously, why is it that people wait until college to take Algebra? In the public schools system I graduated from, you needed to take at least 3 math courses to graduate, and that meant you had to take up to Alg. 2.
Of course, I had 6 math credits, but one of those was just Comp. Sci. 1.
I did not "wait" really.
HS: took college algebra my junior and senior year (neither was AP so did not count).
College #1:
Got there and did bad on the entrance testing, required me to take a remedial class.
Semester 1: Horrible prof, dropped
Semester 2: ok prof, somehow bombed the final (honestly, I have no idea what happened. The only way I could have failed is if I scored below about a 50%. The tests were unavailable for viewing).
Semester 3: Took it and passed with a B
Moved, college #2
Semester 4: Unable to get into a college level class
Semester 5: Unable to get into a college level class (schedule conflict)
Semesters 6 & 7: These are the only two semesters you could say that I did not make a huge effort to get in.
Semester 8: Current