How many people actually take multivariable calc in high school?

TengoQueSaber
Tue, 21 Jan 2014 22:14:43 +0000

The only school (that I know of) in my area that offers Multivariable Calculus and above is a school that specializes in STEM studies, [Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology](http://www.tjhsst.edu/).

Many schools simply offer the option to complete an accelerated Math Track.
Example:
-7th Grade: Algebra I (fall)/Geometry (spring)
-8th Grade: Pre-AP Mathematical Analysis with Trigonometry [Algebra II (fall)/Pre-Calculus with Trigonometry (spring)]
-9th Grade: AP Calculus ABC (AB in the fall; BC in the spring)
-10th Grade: Multivariable Calculus (fall)/Linear Algebra (spring)
-11th Grade: Differential Equations (fall)/Complex Analysis (spring)
-12th Grade: Abstract Mathematics (fall)/AP Statistics (spring)

If someone is brave enough to complete all of these courses, I commend you!
Just completing up to AP Calculus BC is an achievement. I suggest that if your good in math and you have the option to go above Calc BC, do it because not many people can. :)