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Plainsman.....

Funny I had the same conversation with my initial college supervisor. When I went to get my first ever semester classes. I tested really high in math. So he advised me of taking some "high" level math classes. I told him all I need for a prerequisite for the major I wanted was a pre-calculus. He kept trying to push me for the higher math classes. I told him I am going for a business degree and will be out of here in 4 years maybe 5 if things go well with my baseball career. (they didn't got cut start of year 3). He did finally give in because he knew I was correct. I wonder how many kids actually fall for those things or dont push back.... end up taking a few classes they dont need and waste a year or two because some advisor pushed them into a direction they didn't want to go.

But side not on my story. My first day in my Pre-Calc class the teacher was doing roll call and when he got to my name. He said see me after class. I talked to him. He said so you are the one who tested really high and decided to take my class (My advisor must have talked with him). I said "yep that was me". He told me to open up the math book and stop on the chapter where I felt less "comfortable". I was about 5 chapters or so in the book. He said.... See you in two weeks. He told me he would give me credit for the high end of the curve for any tests and quizzes. I dont know if this was right or wrong what he did. But I thanked him since it was a class that was early morning. And yes... I did get an A in it when the semester was over.