<p>I took the calc BC test in may 2004 and took calc 3 spring 2006, so it’s not that big of a jump. Though I did keep up like I said taking math and math-related stuff in between.</p>
<p>If you’re in engineering, you should consult your department advisor or you can drop by RTH 110 and fill out a request for D-clearance form. Also be sure to tell your advisor or note on the form that you also need the prerequisite waived (doesn’t matter if you’ve gotten the AP score, you still have to have them enter both the D-clearance and prereq waiver in the computer)</p>
<p>I’m not sure what to suggest as to calc 2 vs 3. It all really depends on how comfortable you are with the material and if you feel like you can move on or if you need more review. If you’re in doubt you can go to your department advisor or the math department and ask for help selecting.</p>