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May 10, 2012 7:30 pm at 7:30 pm #603348writersoulParticipant
Anyone else taking it tomorrow (or any other AP), I give you a bracha that you should get a five with minimal agmas nefesh.
“Kol hamevakesh rachamim be’ad chavero vehu tzarich le’oto davar hu ne’enen techila”
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May 10, 2012 8:49 pm at 8:49 pm #873114OneOfManyParticipantAw, you’re going to exempt? That was one of my favorite college classes…
May 11, 2012 12:55 am at 12:55 am #873115writersoulParticipantIt saves money. I actually like history, but I’d prefer not to pay five times more per credit. (Yes, I will be paying my own way for college.)
I’m trying to figure out why I’m doing it, though. I’m going to end up having taken APs in subjects I actually like, so that by the time I get to college I’ll be stuck with all the crummy classes.
I think I need to rework some strategy here…
May 11, 2012 3:04 am at 3:04 am #873116OneOfManyParticipantDon’t worry, because apart from credits, APs look good in admissions. The more you take the better (only if you plan on getting good marks on them, that is.) 🙂
Taking AP Euro is probably a sound idea because it’s (I think) a general studies core, so it will definitely save you time. See, I took AP U.S. History, which I later found out is just plain electie credit, which I don’t have to spare. So I will graduate with those 6 credits as superfluous. 🙁
Also, you probably won’t be stuck with crummy classes because the beauty of college is that if you choose your field of study *coughEnglishcoughcough* wisely, you will probably have a lot of wiggle room for classes. 😀 I only take stuff I like, and core classes that I know have good teachers.
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