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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]These days, all high school courses are on the college track. The AP courses are on the college level, which is why passing the AP test can earn college credits.[/quote] Except that selective universities (particularly the private ones) have little to no incentive to offer college credits for AP. The University of Nebraska may give you credit, but that doesn't mean Dartmouth will.[/quote] Almost all universities, even the most selective, give some sort of credit for AP exams. However, that's not the point. I can't speak for high schools in other areas of the country, but around here everyone is on the college track. The AP classes are teaching at the actual college level.[/quote]
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