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myurbandream) wrote2006-11-10 04:41 pm
myurbandream) wrote2006-11-10 04:41 pm
omg i love being smart!!!!
and ap tests are the shizznit, yo. ^/__^ but seriously, ap credit rocks so hard, and i love myself so, so much. i may have hated myself every may, but looking back they are SO worth it. all that studying and emotional trauma is definitely worth 21-plus credit hours and all the money associated with every single class i just got credit for. oh, boy, is it worth it!!!!
so, over three(3) years of high school i took a total of nine(9) AP exams, passed (8) of them, and got credit for seven(7) of them. here's how this works:
no more math classes: i took math1310 (college algebra, y'all) this semester, and my ap calculus credit gives me one section of math1430- four credit hours.
one more history class: my ap us history credit gives me one section of social sciences- three hours- and i have one honors section of history to take next year, and it's the second-most popular honors class to take.
no more english classes: my ap english exams- plural- get me out of both sections of english comp- six credit hours- and also count as my communications credit- another three credit hours- which leaves me with the human situation, THE most popular honors class, which i'm already in, as my honors section of english. this coming spring i'm taking human sit ii, which, because i already have the communications credit, counts as an honors/writing intensive section of political sciences- three credit hours- AND one credit hour of social sciences.
no more polisci classes: this coming semester of human sit is my honors poli sci class, and my ap gov't test counts for one section of polisci- three credit hours. that's all of it.
no more social sciences: my ap macroeconomics test meets one section of social sciences that i have to have- three credit hours- and the extra hour of social sciences i have from this coming semester in human sit contributes to the other, for which there are many and various philosophy/electives classes that double as social sciences, with which i can make up the difference.
one less german class in my minor: my ap german test gets my out of five- count em, FIVE(5)- hours of german in the freshman section that i would have had to take otherwise, leaving me free to skip into german1502 this coming semester. minor in german, coming right up.
I TRIUMPH!!!!!!!
bwahahahahaha!!!!!
so, all in all, take your ap classes with a smile, because boy do they come in handy later. w00t!!!!!
so, over three(3) years of high school i took a total of nine(9) AP exams, passed (8) of them, and got credit for seven(7) of them. here's how this works:
no more math classes: i took math1310 (college algebra, y'all) this semester, and my ap calculus credit gives me one section of math1430- four credit hours.
one more history class: my ap us history credit gives me one section of social sciences- three hours- and i have one honors section of history to take next year, and it's the second-most popular honors class to take.
no more english classes: my ap english exams- plural- get me out of both sections of english comp- six credit hours- and also count as my communications credit- another three credit hours- which leaves me with the human situation, THE most popular honors class, which i'm already in, as my honors section of english. this coming spring i'm taking human sit ii, which, because i already have the communications credit, counts as an honors/writing intensive section of political sciences- three credit hours- AND one credit hour of social sciences.
no more polisci classes: this coming semester of human sit is my honors poli sci class, and my ap gov't test counts for one section of polisci- three credit hours. that's all of it.
no more social sciences: my ap macroeconomics test meets one section of social sciences that i have to have- three credit hours- and the extra hour of social sciences i have from this coming semester in human sit contributes to the other, for which there are many and various philosophy/electives classes that double as social sciences, with which i can make up the difference.
one less german class in my minor: my ap german test gets my out of five- count em, FIVE(5)- hours of german in the freshman section that i would have had to take otherwise, leaving me free to skip into german1502 this coming semester. minor in german, coming right up.
I TRIUMPH!!!!!!!
bwahahahahaha!!!!!
so, all in all, take your ap classes with a smile, because boy do they come in handy later. w00t!!!!!