AP Exams
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HereComeTheIrish
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That's marvelous.... and this means what to the rest of us???
I kid brah... Congrats on having some spaghetti on your noodle and cherries.
I kid brah... Congrats on having some spaghetti on your noodle and cherries.
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Good luck. It sucks now but you'll be so grateful wheh it saves you a full semester of credits.
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Imagine how the doctor felt knowing he had to stick his finger in your *******.
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NDPhilly
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Its human geography so it's about people and their environments.
notredomer23
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Assuming I get at least a 3 on my two AP's this year, that would be 9 credits because APUSH is 6 credits I'm pretty sure for some reason. And then I had 9 credits from last year so I could graduate a semester early if I really want to haha
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believe you have to get fours or five... depends on the test tho.
heres a link to NDs chart:
http://fys.nd.edu/assets/62939/ap_credit_table.pdf
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I took the AP Art History exam last week. I'm still recovering. A bit sore, but I should be alright.
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The amount of AP classes nowadays is comical. And I graduated in 2009! haha
Irish2015
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I had 8 ap classes but only got credit for 2 of them. Make sure for ND specifically that you get credit for and English (a real pain at ND) and a History and a Social Science(preferably Psychology). I actually found having to take a math at ND was helpful. If you can get a science great, but again if your a science major you'll definitively want to take the course again anyways. One caveat to that science thing is if you are planning to be a business major a science credit would prevent you from taking the annoying fake business people sciences that are just busy work. So in recap most important are English, History, and Psych. Next tier if you can get em great if not eh, are Math and Science.
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Good to know...
yeah they won't even let me transfer my credit for calculus 3. I am not amused by the idea of having to take it again, is it really that important to do math at ND as opposed to a local community college? I know some places have their own way of doing things, but math is pretty much math right?
yeah they won't even let me transfer my credit for calculus 3. I am not amused by the idea of having to take it again, is it really that important to do math at ND as opposed to a local community college? I know some places have their own way of doing things, but math is pretty much math right?
notredomer23
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Holy cross its only a 3. Idk if they will carry over when I transfer if I transfer. Either way, I wouldn't want to graduate early so it doesn't really matter the only difference would be I could get out of some core classes
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The best AP classes to take are AP Literature and AP Calc. For the sciences, you need 5s to receive credit. However, if you take AP Chem/Bio/etc. even if you don't transfer credits, it'll make your freshman classes a lot easier. But if you get a 4 in AP Lit, you get to skip FYC, which is great. Also, for those of you that only took AP Calc AB in high school, if you get a 5, which you probably will, DO NOT LET THE ADVISER PUT YOU IN THE ENGINEERING CALC FOR CALC 2 - unless you're an engineer. If you're Pre-Med or something, it's a pain in the ***. Just take Calc B.