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There was no ap classes when I was in high school.  I finished all the advanced math that my school had by my junior year and ohio state had a concurrent enrollment program.  So I took all my calculus classes as a senior in high school at Ohio State.

That would have been ideal.  Our school district has a deal with the local community college, for free tuition on co-enrollment classes, and calculus is included.  I want my daughter to do that next year, but it most likely won't work out with her schedule due to her extracurriculars.  We'll just have to settle for getting credit through the AP exam which I'm sure she'll do fine on, she's aced all of her others so far.

Seems reasonable. 
Bar era 
Where i hung out with co workers and friends 

I got really pissed when I learned about LaPlace and Fourier transforms and realized that all of that tedious calculus and diffeq problem-solving in the time domain, could be easily transformed into frequency domain and solved via basic algebra.  They had really wasted my time, time I would have much preferred spending drinking beer and chasing girls.

Hell hath no fury.........

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Designed by the firm of Hentz, Reid & Adler, it was developed by Robert Gregg, president of Atlantic Steel. The soundproof units were almost all in the corners, allowing for maximum light. The ground floor had a café that sat 80 people.
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Harkening to the discussion about college admissions season on the other thread, I'm not a fan of the AP class; I much prefer the concurrent enrollment at a JC. I have many thoughts, but they can be distilled to this: give college credit for college courses. (My primary concern here is for the kids.)
One thing that I'm trying to drill into the boy's head before he leaves for college in the fall: yes, college is fun, but the classes are also substantially more demanding than high school.