AP credit?

[aristotle1990]

<p>Here’s what the [url=<a href=“http://collegecatalog.uchicago.edu/pdf_09/Curr.pdf]catalog[/url”>http://collegecatalog.uchicago.edu/pdf_09/Curr.pdf]catalog[/url</a>] says:

Students take six quarter courses in the following areas: at least two quarters of
physical sciences (see sections A and C); at least two in the biological sciences (see
sections B and C); and at least one in the mathematical sciences (see section D).
Students may meet the natural sciences requirement with a two- or three-quarter
sequence in the physical sciences and a two- or three-quarter sequence in the
biological sciences, or with a four-quarter natural science sequence that integrates
the physical and biological sciences requirements. Students meet the mathematical
sciences requirement with one or two quarters of computer science, mathematics,
or statistics. Students should choose among the following options based on their
major and/or preparation for the health professions.

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<p>A 5 on Physics B gives me two quarters of 10000-level physics, so I have that part of the natural science requirement covered. A 4 or 5 on Biology will give me only a single quarter of biology. A 4 on Calculus BC will give me a quarter of math, a 5 two quarters. If I were to receive a 5 on both exams, I’d have to take one quarter of biology to fulfill my six-quarter natural science requirement. If I were to receive a 4 on Calculus and a 4 or 5 on Biology, I’d have to take a quarter of math and a quarter of biology.</p>

<p>Am I right?</p>