<p>I want to go to uchicago and major in economics, i took honors precalc as a sophomore, i can now take ap calc ab as a jr. and ap calcbc as a senior. Or, I can take Ap calc ab as a jr. and ap stat as a senior(or that in the reverse order). Which should i take?</p>
<p>Since you are already doing AP calc AB as a junior, I think stats would be more beneficial even though it is easier. BC isn’t a continuation of AB. Its everything in AB plus just a little more info…at least at my school. Can you take BC as a munitions and stats ass senior? Or the reverse? That would be ideal…</p>
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<p>If you want to get into UChicago, I would recommend taking BC. If you can take BC junior year, that’d be great. Then take Stats senior year.
Or just do the AB-BC plan. Good luck!</p>
<p>Shouldn’t make too much of a difference. You’re going to have to have taken both courses in addition to some advanced math in both stats and algebra by the end of your college years.</p>
<p>If you plan on majoring in Econ, that stats credit from AP Stats is not going to be of much use. I would suggest trying to take BC any way you can; if necessary, try to talk your guidance department into letting you double up.</p>