Math 2 or 1

Colleges & Universities Cornell University
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<p>Sry for another question im just really curious about policies of Cornell. </p>

<p>Math is my weakest class i haven’t gotten an A in it since Freshman year, and this week is the Math 2…im worried </p>

<p>I think i could be more confident by taking the Math 1 since its easier stuff </p>

<p>if i take a Math 1 and get a better score than i would in Math 2 does it make a difference? </p>

<p>does Math 2 hold more weight than Math 1? </p>

<p>im thinking of apping to CAS or CALS btw </p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

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<p>I’m not very sure how it works within the Admission Committee</p>

<p>BUT</p>

<p>My teachers and counselor have said that the strategy is always go for the more difficult things, especially when they’re within your capability.</p>

<p>Math II is considerably harder than Math I (I think so). But it’s nothing you can’t study or practice for. I personally feel that a 700 on Math II is way better than 800 on Math I. It’s like, getting a 3.5 in a very challenging curriculum is better than a 4.0 in an easy curriculum.</p>

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<p>The curve on Math I is very difficult. The curve on Math II is much more generous. If you have covered the material that is on the Math II test, it would be a better test to take.</p>

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<p>Just take the Math II, the difficulty of the questions is laughable.</p>