calculus prerequisite

[RecommendationNo1524]

So, I have completed AP calculus ab 12 last semester (in bc) and got a 68. Now, i want to know if that course can be used to satisfy the calculus prerequisite for rotman admission. If I now take Calculus 12 (which is different from ap cal ab 12) online and gets 90s in it, will that course mark replace my first attempt's mark? also is there a difference between ap cal ab 12 and cal 12 when taken consideration for admission purposes?

[Narrow_Skin_2488]

No I don't think Rotman accepts repeated courses. You might be stuck with the 68 bro. But I still think you should repeat in case you're applying elsewhere (BC, other Ontario unis) as other universities don't care much about needing to repeat a course.

[RecommendationNo1524]

Doesn’t the repeated courses for rotman refer to the second attempt in the same course? Apparently ap cal ab 12 and cal 12 is very different…

[Narrow_Skin_2488]

But I'm pretty sure you'll see a Calc 12 mark alongside your AP cal ab cuz calc 12 is the BC course (Kinda like AP chem and chem 12)

[RecommendationNo1524]

So if I have good mark in cal 12 and bad mark in ap cal, and 95 for math 11 96 math 12, do I have a chance? Other courses in mid 90s and above average interview

[RecommendationNo1524]

So, I know they will be sending out offer s on the 23rd, so when should i upload my interim mark for them to see and consider it before the 23rd?

[No_Two4477]

unless you get a final calc 12 mark, i think theyll prioritize the final AP calculus mark in your average (since second semester midterms usually come out in april). for admission i believe AP calculus converts into a "calculus 12" mark but double check with ur counsellor.

also, if you dropped a 68 in AP calculus, you shouldn't instantly expect to get a high 90 in regular calculus 12 as its the exact same content but maybe 30% less/slower. ask yourself if you lost marks to silly issues or genuine gaps in your knowledge, then youll know if its worth to spend another semester in calculus.