BC Calculus woes

I have been taking AP BC Cal for the this school year (we are on year long classes that meet every other day). However, I have struggled with the class (had a 84 last semester) and I currently sit on a 74 (we only had 2 tests and there is still time to pull it up). If I do end up with a C, will that kill my chances for an appointment?

I did score a 35 on the math section of the ACT and will be taking it again.
Last year I left Pre-Cal with a 92 and had always made A's in math before that.
I really should have taken AB Cal instead.
I am in all IB classes.

I realize there is still time, but it seems like the best I can do is to try to pass the AP exam and get a B.

Are you looking for a 2015 appointment or a 2016?

carter21 said:

Are you looking for a 2015 appointment or a 2016?

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I'm gonna go out on a wing here and say he's a 2016 candidate

If you are a 2015 Candidate/appointee, you need to pass the class to retain your appointment.

If you are applying for the Class of 2016, you still need to pass the class; however, the fact that you took a more difficult class but did not do as well as you would have if you were in a regular Calc class, will not be held against you. Receiving an an A/A+ in a regular class is not necessarily as impressive as working through a tough AP class.

The_Animal said:

I'm gonna go out on a wing here and say he's a 2016 candidate

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hmmm, what gave it away? The screen name or the screen name?

Nooooooo.....it couldn't be that, could it?

Yes I am an applicant for the Class of 2016.