Anonymous wrote:What morons.

It's wonderful that they have your well-researched, informed, and helpful observations on the matter. I'm sure it will change their opinion and practice.

I think this post is out-of-date.

There was a window of time this year when this page on the MI website said that APs will not be considered at all. However, I think they have since changed the website again.

It does not seem like they place a huge emphasis on APs but the site no longer says that they are 100% irrelevant.

Seems like this will penalize high schools with tough grading policies. My AP Calculus class had 15 people. Only 2 people got A's in the class, but all 15 of us had 5 scores on the AP test. This was at a mid-sized public HS in California (graduating class of 450).

AP scores provide more context for the GPA.

Anonymous wrote:The title of this thread needs to be changed. It is flat out false.

So much information about Michigan is flat out false here.