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I should begin by stating that I'm going to be a college Freshman this upcoming fall, and I plan on majoring in Physics. I took Multivariable Calculus at my local community college, and I did not receive too good of a grade in the class because I couldn't attend the lectures (they were at the same time as high school classes) and I procrastinated on learning the material until the last two weeks. I have since been studying Multivariable Calculus on my own, and I am fairly confident that my knowledge of Multivariable Calculus will be solid before school starts.
I've learned that my college won't include the grade I received from the community college course on my transcript. Do graduate schools usually ask for all post-high school transcripts? Would they ask for the transcript since the credits would be included on my college's transcript? Would a graduate school prefer that I take the class again or that I move on to more advanced math? Personally, I would prefer to move on to more advanced math.
I've learned that my college won't include the grade I received from the community college course on my transcript. Do graduate schools usually ask for all post-high school transcripts? Would they ask for the transcript since the credits would be included on my college's transcript? Would a graduate school prefer that I take the class again or that I move on to more advanced math? Personally, I would prefer to move on to more advanced math.