<p>Okay so I’ve never been a strong math student, 660 M SAT I and I was on pace to graduate in pre-calc. I decided to challenge myself, so I took pre-calc at my community college and enrolled in ap calc. My senior year schedule/grades 1rst Q/2nd Q:
AP Computer Science: A/A
AP English 12: A/A
AP Economics: A/? (either A or B)
AP World: A/A
AP Human Geography: A/A
AP Environmental Science A/A
German IV: A/A
AP Calc: B/C</p>
<p>Ugh. So I don’t want a chance of getting in rather just some outside opinions and maybe some insight from someone who was in a familiar situation. Especially if I was deferred at schools like UMich. Will the one C be seen as a major blemish or do grades like that tend to be forgiven if every other subject is strong. For what it’s worth my 3 interest were business, political science and history. It’s not like I applied to CoE or put Actuarial Science. Besides Ross none of my interest are even remotely related to math, and from what I’ve heard it’s not like you need to be acing calc as a senior to do well in a b-school. So, thoughts on how it would affect my admissions? Severely, minuscule, non-issue?</p>