Okay, so I want to try to graduate from college in 3 years.
At this point I am trying to take the right AP courses to help move this along.
I took psychology AP (got a 5 on the exam), and will probably be taking Statistics AP, English 12 AP, AP Government & Politics, & Chemistry AP my senior year. I may take Micro/Macro Economics AP as well.
But will some of those courses help me complete college requirements more than others will?
Also, I have 3 college credits from a community college near me for Chemistry. Can I still get college credit from my Chemistry AP class?
The college I will most likely be attending gives credits for AP classes if you get a 4+ on the exam. I plan on studying a lot, so that is definitely doable.
Please answer this question assuming I'm getting the credits for these courses. I basically want to know if certain classes are more likely to count towards general requirements than others are.
All help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
At this point I am trying to take the right AP courses to help move this along.
I took psychology AP (got a 5 on the exam), and will probably be taking Statistics AP, English 12 AP, AP Government & Politics, & Chemistry AP my senior year. I may take Micro/Macro Economics AP as well.
But will some of those courses help me complete college requirements more than others will?
Also, I have 3 college credits from a community college near me for Chemistry. Can I still get college credit from my Chemistry AP class?
The college I will most likely be attending gives credits for AP classes if you get a 4+ on the exam. I plan on studying a lot, so that is definitely doable.
Please answer this question assuming I'm getting the credits for these courses. I basically want to know if certain classes are more likely to count towards general requirements than others are.
All help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!