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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can someone explain the 2 years rule? Does an exam from sophomore year count? If my kid has 5 or more 5’s in junior/senior year, but some of the obvious ones for his major were taken in freshman or sophomore year or earlier, will that be held against them? [/quote] Yes it counts against him. Read the OXford website[/quote] I can't find language that talks about the 2 year requirement. My sophomore wants engineering. He likes the idea of studying abroad, but hasn't made any decisions about where to apply, so the goal is just to keep that door open. He wants engineering which is a A*A*A course, and requires exams in math and physics. If he takes the exams in the years he takes the courses he'll have 8th grade CSA Freshmen year Physics 1 and 2 2 other exams Sophomore year BC Calc Chemistry some other exams Junior year Biology some other exams Senior Year Physics C -- both parts some other exams He's gotten a 5 on every thing so far, but of course who knows. If he continues to get 5's, is the fact that BC was in 10th really going to mean that Oxbridge isn't an option? That seems nuts to me. [/quote] Are the “some other exams” APs? If so you’re fine. He has 3 STEM APs in 11/12 - bio and two physics. Toss in AP Lit, Lang, Euro, or whatever non-stem ones he also has happening. [/quote]
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