Are AP scores out? I don't see mine
meyournightmare [#5]whats AP?
Basically college level courses that you take in high school. They are a pretty big deal in the US bc good AP scores help you get into colleges. There are AP courses for a ton of topics from english to calculus to computer science and more.
shockyyyy [#9]Basically college level courses that you take in high school. They are a pretty big deal in the US bc good AP scores help you get into colleges. There are AP courses for a ton of topics from english to calculus to computer science and more.
you can choose bw the subjects?
R3LOAD [#20]you can choose bw the subjects?
it's will be sort of the same here with CUET starting this year.
sentence [#25]Gotta 5 on physics 1 and 5 on human geography, imma freshman
5 on physics 1 is actually really impressive, and tbh, more impressive than getting a 4 or 5 on C mechanics just because of how difficult the Physics 1 Test is and how bad the curve is.
Well done.
Zaynio [#27]5 on physics 1 is actually really impressive, and tbh, more impressive than getting a 4 or 5 on C mechanics just because of how difficult the Physics 1 Test is and how bad the curve is.
Well done.
? theres no curve on ap tests lmao
Zaynio [#27]5 on physics 1 is actually really impressive, and tbh, more impressive than getting a 4 or 5 on C mechanics just because of how difficult the Physics 1 Test is and how bad the curve is.
Well done.
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R3LOAD [#20]you can choose bw the subjects?
Yeah but i have to take a certain amount of classes for each subject to graduate. AP count towards these classes
ayanzx [#28]? theres no curve on ap tests lmao
The curve I meant was the minimum score necessary to get a 5 (for calc bc its like a 60/108).
And on that note, Physics C was a basic application of calculus into physics 1 material, it wasn't really difficult but rather straightforward. Physics 1 material isn't difficult, but the test was just absurdly difficult for no reason.
shockyyyy [#32]Yeah but i have to take a certain amount of classes for each subject to graduate. AP count towards these classes
ohh