For those who got into top 20, or even top 50 schools, what AP's were taken freshmen, sophomore years?
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Anonymous
| Our school lets freshmen take a large different type of AP's, including AP World, AP Econ, AP Calculus, AP psychology. Did your freshman child give any AP's freshmen year and able to get admission to T20 or even T50? |
Anonymous
| This question needs to be directed at only people whose kids attended schools that also allowed a lot of APs freshman year. |
Anonymous
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No APs in 9th grade and one in 10th. Got in at several 25-50 schools.
I think this site skews toward anxiety. We had a far easier time with college admissions than I anticipated. I read this site regularly and was afraid he would have few good options and no merit. Instead, he got great offers from 7 of his 8 colleges. |
Anonymous
| 4 APs total. 2 junior, 2 senior. Top10 school |
Anonymous
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9th - AP Gov
10th - AP English and Econ, Micro and Macro |
Anonymous
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9th - AP Human Geography
10th - AP World History, AP Comp Sci |
Anonymous
Same here. DC took no APs until junior year. Four junior year, five senior year. Accepted into 11/13 universities - five of which were T20, many of which offered substantial merit. |
Anonymous
| No AP 9th, 1 in 10th, 6 in 11th and 5 in 12th. Got into several T20-50 and at Ivy now. |
Anonymous
| 0, 3, 5, 5 |
Anonymous
| None |
Anonymous
+2 None |
Anonymous
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Top college admission is not a race for the most APs.
Take 8 total across all four years. |
Anonymous
| 0, 1, 6, 5 |
Anonymous
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1,1,3,2
six were 5's one was a 3 (first one) |
Anonymous
| These questions are worthless. You need school specific b/c some allow APs in those grades and others don't. |