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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, Chicago is of course known for its very serious education. I think the "AP = college credit" approach is wrongheaded and a missed opportunity. It shouldn't be seen as a means to get the degree faster. Instead they can just skip some survey courses and take more advanced classes. AP is mostly stuff that a good secondary school system would teach anyway. You can't get AP to get advanced standing at Yale, Columbia, Chicago etc. because the gen ed courses are more rigorous than AP courses.[/quote] My kid’s Ivy does not take AP credits. My kid had all 5s- but no credit. They want kids to take the course at she school. [/quote] Good they're basically high school or community college classes.[/quote]
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