Should I take Calculus, AP Calculus, or Integrated Math as a senior in high school?

I would rank the difficulty from easies to hardest as integrated math, calculus, and ap calculus. Depending on the schools you are applying to, you may want to take a more difficult or easier math class. If you want a lighter senior year while still having a challenging schedule, I would take calculus, especially since your ap calculus credit may only get you out of an introductory prerequisite course in college (you might end up in a harder math class since your major doesn't have much math). However, if you want to go for ap calculus then go for it! I would honestly advise against integrated math unless you struggle with math and want to put the majority of your time into other subjects. Good luck!

I would recommend taking Integrate Math. As a senior your transcripts won't be sent until mid-year. Plus, one class is not going to make that much of a difference in college admissions especially if you are already involved in other AP courses and you are afraid of getting a lower score in AP Calc. The only reason I would take AP Calculus is if you are looking for possible college credit or really want to challenge yourself. Again, this is just an opinion! If you feel confident in your calculus skills and your ability to take multiple AP scores, then go for it, but otherwise, there is no need to add more stress to your senior year. Good luck!

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