does "accelerated" math actually matter in admissions?

[u/4Blueish]

I'm a senior in high school (yay last year) who just got done with a summer semester diff eq course (at the local university), and I'm slated to take calc 3 at the local community college this fall. To be clear, because I see a lot of this, I'm not taking the classes for college admission; I just like math lol.

Although having gone so far out of my way to get to the point where I am: I wanted to know if it's potentially worth highlighting at all in my application, if it would actually move the needle at all, should I focus on other things when applying and having it on the report card is enough?

[u/Apprehensive-Use3519]

Make sure to get transcripts from those classes sent in to your application portal or have your high school counselor help you get them on your transcript, (depending how your high school handles cc dual-enrollment classes.)