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As early as possible. The idea is to use MuchLearning to reduce the risk of problems with future university courses. To increase your chances of doing well in first-term calculus courses, you should start in Grade 12, during the summer between Grade 12 and university or, at least, at the beginning of the first-term course.
Students generally struggle in first-year university courses. It is not true that they are a high-school "repeat" course.
For example, the combined dropout/failure rate for first-term engineering calculus at the most universities is between 20 and 25 per cent. Furthermore, most students who passed this first course paid a lot of money for tutors and still got a disappointing mark.
Introductory probability courses are considered difficult because students often lack the necessary math background. Moreover, the combined dropout/failure rate is between 15 and 20 per cent for each probability course taught to computer scientists at most universities.
This is not unusual. Still, calculus and probability are essential building blocks on which much theory is built.
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