How many AP's did you take in high school? or how many are you taking now/next year?
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im taking 5 ap classes this upcoming year
415374
When I was still in highschool, I would get up at 6:30 and get a shower. I had to be there at 8:00 am. The first thing we did was set in homeroom for about 15 minutes while we listen to the daily announcements. Then we would go to our first period class, which I think was just a study hall for me. Then I had Japanese Cultures during my second period class. Third period I had Physical Education. Fourth was Art class. Our fifth period was another study hall because the younger kids had lunch this period and we got to go during sixth period. 7th period was when I had English class. Another study hall during eight period, I wasn't really that busy my senior year. 9th period I had Geography but nobody really took it seriously so it was more like a goof off class. Then 10th period we had health class. We left school everyday at approximately 3:15 pm. That was my typical day at school my senior year.
359860
it depends. if you want to get into a strong, private college, try to take every class available and work your ass off. if you're shooting for a good UC, take mostly AP classes with honors. if you're doing anything below a UC or high state school, don't take too many, because you might burn out before college.
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I took AP lit when i was in high school  (c/o 2004).  The answers were in the work book that we had.  So you need to find a workbook from 2002.  It'll prolly be best to ask a teacher you know who taught it.  I don't think you can get them in stores or anything.  The collegeboard website may help also.
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Here's what I've learned while in AP courses. None of this is a secret:\n1. It's honestly way too late for you to look into tips and stategies. With future APs, always look into a study guide, such as the Cracking the AP series published by the Princeton Review.\n2. As for how its scored, the AP English exam consists of multiple choice questions and a free response essay section. The multiple choice questions account for 45% of your score, and the essay counts for 55%. Being a good BS-er will get you part of the way, but not as far as many think. \n3. If you get a multiple choice question wrong, it's minus 1/4 of a point. But I'd still recommend making an educated guess. It's worth it.\n4. Finally, whether you get a 1-5 is not determined, necessarily, by how well you do. It's determined by how well everyone else does. Hundreds of thousands of students will be taking the exam. If they don't know what they're doing, the better you'll do. The 1-5 is given by your score in relation to the average score by all test takers. For more information, go to CollegeBoard.com (they write the APs).
326243
SKIM the book (you can get the gist of it)! I did it all throughout high school and managed to keep up with extra-cirricular activities and graduated 3rd in my class! LOL
936445
This is not a great high school record. But I think the thing that will really catch the eye of the admssions office is the fact that you got 4 on an AP test, but you got pretty mediocre grades. I think the question they will be asking is, is this a pretty smart kid who doesnt want to work? \n\nThe one thing I've been told by college recruiters over and over is, we don't want any smart, lazy kids. We want kids who are hardworking and dedicated. I think that if you apply at a competitive school, that AP grade might count against you more than it will count for you.
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MY IB got me 24 college credits which took about half my general ed classes.  Because my IB program required AP classes to be taken before the second level, I guess I recieved more transfer credits.  You should have recieved some too.
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I'm not the teacher, but when I took Algebra 1 in 7th grade (the double advanced class), everyone turned in their homework regularly, and only on a few occasions did people forget it. Everyone passed the class with at least an 85% average and went on to Honors Geometry for 8th grade. This might just be because we were the smartest Algebra class of the school since we took it so early, but I hope this helped.\n\nNo one made F's.
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When I was in fifth grade, I was ten back then, but I was in GT, I'm not sure what you call it there, but, it's Gifted and Talented, here.  It's like advanced classes, you could try that, although now, I'm in Pre-AP, I would like to get into AP cause I am bored with my classes.  And I wouldn't really suggest skipping either, I'm only about year younger than everyone in my grade and people still bug me about my age.  Not fun being a thirteen year old freshman in highschool while everyone else is fourteen and fifteen.  Though, at times I do feel as if I am more mature than them.
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I took both AP English and Calculus my senior year of High School.  I skipped honor English and got an A in my AP class every term.  The grade depends on both your teacher and the materials that you learn.  The AP test changes every year, they never reuse a test.  The same goes for the AP Calculus test as well.  It just depends on how well you study, learn and take tests.  If you decide to take both classes but think that you will not pass the test you do not have to take it and the class will still count as the needed credit.  But don't worry if you have a good teacher and like the material that you are learning you will have no problem with the test.  Also, when you take the test don't go into it thinking that you will fail or that it is going to be super hard because then your setting yourself up for failure.  My AP classes in High School were the funnest classes that I had and I loved taking them.  I took both tests at the end of the school year and I passed the Calc test but not the English test but I still had fun taking the class.
588496
Didn't we go to different High Schools together?
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Usually, we use numbers too. We say 15 of 20 or 17 of 20 and so on . This goes only until the end of the high school. \nAfter that, in college, or grades are "pass, good, very good, and excellent"\nPass is from 50% to 65%. Good is from 65% to 75% very good from 75% to 90% Excellent is from 90% all the rest of the way.
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I took N+.  I made cue cards like crazy, like 200+.  I carried them all over and pulled them out when not busy.  Was fun to see how far i could go through stack.\n\nI also studied with other people, and we made trivia games out of it.
313172
Well, AP courses, while given in high school, are at college level. Your record certainly impresses me.
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Not applied myself in High School
154948
Well I'm pretty young, but at school today i helped a new kid find all of their classes. (pretty corny) I also got a 102 (a first for me) on my test. Not really big acomplishments compared to everyone else, but I'm proud of them