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Placement exams occur during Summer Orientation. There are placements for chemistry and mathematics.

lots of trig stuff, very little of conic, polar, and induction

If you pass this exam, you place into Calculus 1. Previous year cutoff has been roughly 30/34.

idk

limits, derivatives, and integral shenanigans, also integrating volume and stuff

If you pass this exam, you place into Calculus 2

written stuff. less than 5-10 people pass this exam every year

have to score very high, make sure you know sequences/series well if you want to pass this one

If you pass this exam, you place into Calculus 3

AP Calculus AB/BC exam score of 5 may be considered for your math placement. Anything besides 5 is not counted.

place into honors, gen chem = pain

cutoff is relatively low, in 50s-60s.

usually abt 80-100 ppl per class place into honors

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 === Calculus 1/Calculus 2 ===
 idk
+limits, derivatives, and integral shenanigans, also integrating volume and stuff
 If you pass this exam, you place into Calculus 2
 === Calculus 3 or higher ===
-written stuff. only 5-10 people pass this exam every year
+written stuff. less than 5-10 people pass this exam every year
+have to score very high, make sure you know sequences/series well if you want to pass this one
 If you pass this exam, you place into Calculus 3
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 == Chemistry Placement ==
 place into honors, gen chem = pain
+cutoff is relatively low, in 50s-60s.
+usually abt 80-100 ppl per class place into honors