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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Freshman got a 5 in AP Gov. Great for her first AP exam! [/quote]Our N.VA school district allows you to take AP GOV SENIOR year. Granted I know anyone can self study for an AP test, it is just a bit insane how different things are across the board for when certain classes are taught.[/quote] My freshman also got a 5. At their school, all 9th graders take AP Gov. iIt is crazy how different schools do things.[/quote] It just goes to show how APs are not truly college-level classes.[/quote] Why does it show that? My 9th grader took it and got a 2. Huge history buff, but clearly not ready for that level. By junior year was getting 4s and 5s.[/quote] I don't care who got what on the AP exams. I'd rather have the GPA number as I think that is more reflective of whether the material was understood. AP exams are a specific animal and the kids are taught how to take the tests, in addition to the material. So they are not as reflective of material, imo. You don't have to agree. And that's fine. [/quote] Bad test taker syndrome …[/quote] No. Just an average AP exam taker. Excellent test taker in general. [/quote] I wonder how that poster thinks the high GPA people got high GPAs.[/quote]
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