What is MIT's view on self studying and taking hard math classes earlier on?

rainynightstarz
Fri, 08 Jun 2007 00:44:42 +0000

thank you! thats very well explained.
I will submit an art portfolio ( my art teacher was begging to me apply to art colleges to see what I can get into, so i guess my work is not bad. Even though my school kept getting # 1 for various math contests in the nation, our visual arts department get over $1,000,000 in scholarship from the art students and the music orchestra gets lots of awards too!)
I can’t think of anything I’ve created , but i might thought of something I’ve done later on.
I think being in a robotics team covers a lot of the "team work " thing

and the whole stress thing, would it be bad to write about scoring 46% on a stats tests (class average was 60%) and then after much much more studying , getting 87 (highest in class, class average was 68% and everyone in is either got a 5 for calc bc or will have… it’s that hard) then a 107 (highest score in class and tied with last year’s record) after that.
to show how I’ve came back stronger than ever?