<p>I think that none of the replies address my question. Here is what I found:
According to Trinity policy, one can get credit for MATH32 with Ap Calc BC 4 or 5. However, this does not exempt the student for the requirement for two quantitative classes. Because MATH 32 is the prerequsit for PHYS 53L/54L, a pre-med has to take MATH32, even if it is completely useless in the real world.</p>
<p>Also, although pre-med requires only one quantitative course, but Trinity requires two quantitative courses. For biology major, one of this course has to be calculus I (Math 31), the second can be Calculus II (Math 32) or Statistics 1XX. So if one is not a Bio major or not a pre-med, he/she does not need to take MATH 32, which is killer course as I heard of.</p>