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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm not a fan of the AP industrial complex generally, but having said that, isn't it the case that you would not be expected to take APs if your school does not offer AP classes? My kids went to a BIg 3 school with only one or two AP classes. They took several more exams but only reported the results if they did well. Seemed to work out fine.[/quote] My private, in a different metro, does not offer courses labeled “AP” - and never did that in the past. The school does now, and always has, provided optional-to-take on-campus AP exams in May across all the subjects it offers. Most students score a 3 or better, while many students score a 4 or better. Other, better known and more highly ranked, privates across the country also do roughly the same thing (i.e., no courses labeled AP, but on-campus AP Exam taking every May for students who choose). So this practice is pretty common (not universal) across the USA among the better private schools.[/quote]
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