<p>@LetMeIn22 you may be correct that they were looking for people who had already finished Calc BC and were in multivariable right now. I was accepted early decision but was lucky enough to get into MMSS. I finished AP Calculus BC last year and earned a 5 on the AP test. But I’m actually in AP Statistics right now, not multivariable. My friend who also applied to MMSS this year as an Early Decision applicant was not accepted to MMSS. Like you, he is in AP Calculus BC this year.</p>
<p>Keep in mind MMSS has a higher acceptance rate for those students who apply Regular Decision to Northwestern University. For the college class of 2016, MMSS received 15 Early Decision applications and admitted only 9 of them. I don’t remember the exact number of students for the class of 2016 that applied to MMSS through Regular Decision, but of those that were accepted to the university (somewhere between 60-70), only 5 were rejected from the MMSS program. I’m not sure about exactly how many students from the Early Decision class of 2017 were accepted to MMSS, but I know there were 23 of us that applied. </p>
<p>There’s really no undergraduate in the nation that matches the scope, advanced level or degree of integration of social sciences and mathematics that MMSS has to offer. Its students are accepted by the best graduate and professional schools and they are actively recruited by top management and financial firms. If you were really keen on getting into MMSS (I know I was, I must’ve called them at least 10 times with questions), I would actually strongly recommend that you enroll in MENU and apply for sophomore admission. </p>
<p>Best of luck!</p>