[chuchu728]

nevermind figured it out :]

[thelivinlegend21]

I think you have it all planned out. If you're serious about taking Calculus, then that full year of Algebra 2 would be a good decision, mainly because the concepts of Alg2 will always be used, so it's best to actually know them. In Precalculus/Math Analysis, aside from trigonometry, it's really of no relevance to Calculus. So I think your plan is looking good so far. This is just how I look at it though. Hope it helped.

[chuchu728]

lol thanks...cause i was really worried...but you really helped out! THANKS!

[Vindictive]

i'm kinda in the same situation as you are!
i failed algebra 1 twice, i don't even know why.
because i aced it 100% the third time i took it. LOL.

so yeah. that's what i plan to do also.. i'm planning to take precal/math analysis this summer so i can take calculus my senior year.

[chuchu728]

ohhh wow how ironic LOL
i think you got a 100 on the last time
cus you probably knew the stuff really well
after taking it 3 times lol but anyways
goodluck with that!

[Sky's Crying]

If you're serious about working hard on your math, then I'd say that's a good plan. If you find yourself struggling even in Trigonometry, then don't take Calculus. I'm a senior, and I'm struggling in Calculus still. I got A's in Geometry and Algebra 2, and an A+ in Trigonometry (because everyone failed the Unit Circle exams hahaha). Anyways, my point is that the jump from regular math to AP Calculus is tough.