Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Biology<Honors Biology><AL Biology><AP/IB Biology ><Post AP (magnet) Biology
If you take Honors Biology in 9th grade, it will be weighted, but colleges know that you did not take AP Biology that most of your cohort did in the same grade. >
so confused, kids usually take biology in 9th grade right? so do they take AP biology again in later years??
Anonymous wrote:Biology<Honors Biology><AL Biology><AP/IB Biology ><Post AP (magnet) Biology
If you take Honors Biology in 9th grade, it will be weighted, but colleges know that you did not take AP Biology that most of your cohort did in the same grade. >
Anonymous wrote:Where do most 9th graders take AP biology?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:But isn’t IB >AP > honors in terms of rigidity, how is this fair?
It's not fair, but it does "close" the achievement gap.
Anonymous wrote:Honors is a .5 boost. APs are a full point boost.
Anonymous wrote:Honors is a .5 boost. APs are a full point boost.
Anonymous wrote:And remember at some schools they only offer honors level classes in some subjects. Best just to think of it as a 5 point scale for most college bound kids. They will have a few unweighted classes like PE and an elective but almost all will be out of 5. A 4.0 weighted grade is not very impressive.
Anonymous wrote:But isn’t IB >AP > honors in terms of rigidity, how is this fair?