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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What's a normal amount of AP courses for a student to take? Looking at my IB student's projected track, they will take 4-5 college-level courses over the course of their four years in high school. (AP government sophomore year, then 3-4 higher-level classes). I don't intend any attack here; I'm just curious if AP students generally take more or if this is similar. I grew up with AP in FCPS, but I don't have any problems with IB. The big thing about it is that parents use it as a means to transfer from one school to another.[/quote] DD graduated some years ago. Began college as an academic sophomore. 9 AP classes gave her the credit. Of course, you have to score well in order to get that credit. I think students can take more than that now. And, she would have if she could have. I don't think AP was available to freshmen and sophomores then. Of course, there are lots of kids who do not take that many. When she was there, I don't think they had any available to freshmen and sophomores. Her roommate in college had an IB diploma. She did not get near the credit that DD did. [/quote]
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