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by ceejayoz
977 days ago
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> AP classes are meant to be college-level classes. They are high school classes at an honors level that may generate college credit. A two on the exam is deemed “possibly qualified” to skip a year of college, for example, but colleges won’t take it. Many won’t take the three score’s “qualified” either. For purposes of your GPA and high school physics, that’s not a D. The AP physics exam gives you a 5 if you miss like half the questions, too. That doesn’t fit a ten point GPA scale very well. |
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