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what is more important for you: your academics and possibly saving money with college credits or a cheerleading competition that happens every year? hmmmmm.... think of it that way.
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My finals start the Monday after Worlds and I have a 830 exam, I'm going to try to move it cause I've already planned half my Worlds trip! I h8 college. Hahah
what is more important for you: your academics and possibly saving money with college credits or a cheerleading competition that happens every year? hmmmmm.... think of it that way.
what are you talking about? AP testing is ALOT more important for someone is high school than worlds. Do you not know the many many benefits of taking and doing well of AP tests? She can go and live the experience of worlds any year. She gets ONE opportunity for these tests and its best not to blow it. I dont know if you were agreeing with me or not, because you can never make a serious post, but these is just my two cents.Stop it. When you make reasonable, well thought out posts, my worlds collide.
what are you talking about? AP testing is ALOT more important for someone is high school than worlds. Do you not know the many many benefits of taking and doing well of AP tests? She can go and live the experience of worlds any year. She gets ONE opportunity for these tests and its best not to blow it. I dont know if you were agreeing with me or not, because you can never make a serious post, but these is just my two cents.
really kind of depends. I don't think any of the big universities in my state even accept AP classes as a credit. I would check with your college. I mean, I know the community colleges around me accept them, but I don't think the universities do. I'm almost positive that U of A doesn't. All of my college credits were actually taken in college while I was in high school as dual enrollment, so they had to accept them at ASU, so I don't knw. I would really check with the college you plan to attend. If they don't accept them as credits, it wouldn't even be worth the money to take those exams.
almost all universities accept AP tests, where are your sources?really kind of depends. I don't think any of the big universities in my state even accept AP classes as a credit. I would check with your college. I mean, I know the community colleges around me accept them, but I don't think the universities do. I'm almost positive that U of A doesn't. All of my college credits were actually taken in college while I was in high school as dual enrollment, so they had to accept them at ASU, so I don't knw. I would really check with the college you plan to attend. If they don't accept them as credits, it wouldn't even be worth the money to take those exams.