How many AP classes did you take in high school?

i didnt take a single AP class not one. these damn high schools fill everyones head with this nonsense that you must take them or you will fail at life. and wont go anywhere. or that college will be 10x harder.

didnt take one. just finished my second year of college on deans list. ap exams a just a load of bull.

i didnt take a single AP class not one. these damn high schools fill everyones head with this nonsense that you must take them or you will fail at life. and wont go anywhere. or that college will be 10x harder.

didnt take one. just finished my second year of college on deans list. ap exams a just a load of bull.

blackacidevil96

I was under the impression that the only reasons people took them were the gpa boost and cheap college credit.

That was why I took them, at least. It definitely wasn't because I enjoyed them.

[QUOTE="blackacidevil96"]

i didnt take a single AP class not one. these damn high schools fill everyones head with this nonsense that you must take them or you will fail at life. and wont go anywhere. or that college will be 10x harder.

didnt take one. just finished my second year of college on deans list. ap exams a just a load of bull.

UnrighteousFury

I was under the impression that the only reasons people took them were the gpa boost and cheap college credit.

That was why I took them, at least. It definitely wasn't because I enjoyed them.

my two HS insisted that to be good at it you need to take AP. i have a bunch of friends whos AP courses didnt count for anything worthwhile in their major. and hardly afforded them credits. the best thing to do from what ive seen is to just take those courses over again in college. cause then you get the credits. youll probly get an A and that will help your college GPA out a hell of a lot

[QUOTE="thepwninator"][QUOTE="SkweebsThePanda"] yeah i dont get it, i should write an email to the ap people asking for them to explain it because my test had alot more questions than what you guys arew talking about. i sure it got at least a 4 on it, at the least.SkweebsThePanda

Think of it this way-on your normal tests, I'd guess you usually have less than 100 questions, right? Questions can be worth more than one point. With AP tests, they're worth WAY less than one point.

None and still got into the college I wanted.

[QUOTE="blackacidevil96"]

i didnt take a single AP class not one. these damn high schools fill everyones head with this nonsense that you must take them or you will fail at life. and wont go anywhere. or that college will be 10x harder.

didnt take one. just finished my second year of college on deans list. ap exams a just a load of bull.

UnrighteousFury

I was under the impression that the only reasons people took them were the gpa boost and cheap college credit.

That was why I took them, at least. It definitely wasn't because I enjoyed them.

I don't remember how many, but I only passed one of the tests :lol:

I got As and Bs in the classes, but I'm just a poor test taker. Especially when it comes to standardized type testing.

I took 7 of them and 5 were taken by A&M. My U.S. History was worth 6 hours alone. I believe I received 22 credit hours out of it. Got all 3's and 4's, but A&M wouldn't take 2 of them.Saxsoon

My high school didn't offer AP.

almost done with 10th grade, and have taken 4 aps. gotten 5 in my 9th grade ap, and havent gotten my score back for the 3 i took this year. fluffers623

I took Human Geography, Lang & Comp, Lit and Comp, Gov., and Physics. Only took half of HG because of a scheduling conflict with psyche. Would've taken Bio but again scheduling conflict.

Got a 3 on all cept physics which i bombed (not my fault about 4 of the subjects we never made it to in class) So I had zero idea how to do them.

I took 1 in junior year and 4 in senior year.

I took US History, World History, Chemistry, Biology, English Language, government, economics, and Calculus AB (calculus was self-taught for me). I got 5's on all.thepwninator

[QUOTE="thepwninator"]I took US History, World History, Chemistry, Biology, English Language, government, economics, and Calculus AB (calculus was self-taught for me). I got 5's on all.Penguin_dragon

All of the other teachers (except the Calculus AB teacher, of course) were very good, especially the chemistry and US history ones.

last year I took Environmental and American History and got 4's on both

this year I took Calc AB, Macroeconomics, and Physics B

I feel confident that I got a 4 or 5 on Calc and Macro

on Physics I don't think I did well, probably a 3 at best. I didn't study for a minute for it because I knew I couldn't get credit for it (I'm going into engineering so I need to make sure I get a good science background by taking introductory physics and chem courses at college rather than placing out of them) so it was just going to be a waste of time for me to try to ace the test

11 total. 3 Sophomore year (European History, Chemistry, Biology), 5 junior year (English Language, Statistics, Calculus BC, US History, Microeconomics) and 3 senior year (English Literature, Psychology, US Government).

I didn't take any AP's in High School. I somewhat regret not taking an AP since it could have knocked off a few credits now that I'm in college.

I'm graduating from Sophmore year next month, and I haven't taken any.

I think I've been recommended for some though.

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Statistics was brutal and the grading was cruel.Aquat1cF1sh

My AP Statistics class was pretty tough, but the AP test itself was the easiest test I ever took...ever. It was easier than anything I took in middle school, high school, college...it was easier than the damned driving test.

I came out of the test, turned to my friend, and said "I'd be shocked if I got a single question wrong."

I don't know if got every question right, but I did get a 5.

That said, I've heard a lot of people complain that the test is one of the more difficult ones. It must just be the way peoples' brains are oriented.

I only got 3s on US and European history, while a lot of my friends did better.

I took 5.

I got a 2 on the US test, and 3's on the World History and Environmental exam.

This year I took AP stats

Next year (senior year) Im taking AP US Gov & Politics and AP Calc.

Just 8, I didn't feel like killing myself. I know people who took 18. :o

Chemistry, Biology, Calculus, English (Language and Lit.), Stats, Psych, and Spanish.

Not a single one

3 this year (Chemistry, Statistics, Calculus AB)
4 next year (French Language, Economics, Calculus BC, Psychology)

Not a single one

MyNameisaMeme

[QUOTE="Penguin_dragon"][QUOTE="thepwninator"]I took US History, World History, Chemistry, Biology, English Language, government, economics, and Calculus AB (calculus was self-taught for me). I got 5's on all.thepwninator

All of the other teachers (except the Calculus AB teacher, of course) were very good, especially the chemistry and US history ones.

I took only one and that was AP Human Geography. I failed the AP exam though. >_>