AP U.S. Government and Politics - 3
AP Eng. Language - 3I haven't got mine yet. They always seem to screw up when they send me these things. I wonder if there's a number I can call?Yeah the way my classes got scheduled I was unable to take AP U.S. History like I was supposed to, so they replaced it with AP Gov't.
Wait Fire Mage you got to take APEL (English Language) AND AP gov in the same year? Also, what's gov like?
I just clep'd out of most of my general education classes in college. No need to waste my time doing extra work for no reason in high school, besides, not all colleges accept AP credits.no florida is just stupid
no florida is just stupidYeah, well, we get the best grades in AP Spanish...
edit: also they should have given me a 6 on the AP Euro, I pwned the shit out of all the essay questions. I used every page in the booklet that they gave me. And I am a technical writer, I dont fuck around with no frilly shit. *smokes a blunt*I actually think they kind of like the frilly stuff. I didn't know ANYTHING about the Progressive Era when I took U.S. History, but I covered up my lack or knowledge with some really flowery language and managed to pull off a 5. They also asked about Teddy Roosevelt and conservation and I brought up all this stuff about his chldhood full of poor health and his love of the outdoors and said almost nothing about the actual topic at hand. Then again, they may look at the two tests differently. I know they don't care much for that kind of writing in Government and Politics, which is kind of disappointing.
Calculus AB: 5It's because everybody else took one for the team, man. I swear, I walked into Calculus, flipped through the FRQs, and finished early so I could draw all over the scratch paper in the back. Granted this is because my teacher only discussed Calculus and never actually taught it. And gfosdjgosdfgsdPHYSICS was quite possibly the worst test I've ever taken in my life. Most of the kids there answered about thirty questions and then fell asleep on the test. I was seriously expecting a 1. Honestly. I mean, a WHOLE LOT OF PEOPLE must have failed for me to get a 2 because I omitted way too many and answered like 2 FRQs correctly. The one about thermodynamics and another one, I think. Too bad there weren't too many circuits in mine. :(
Physics B: 5
English Language and Composition: 5
I have no idea how.
I actually think they kind of like the frilly stuff. I didn't know ANYTHING about the Progressive Era when I took U.S. History, but I covered up my lack or knowledge with some really flowery language and managed to pull off a 5. They also asked about Teddy Roosevelt and conservation and I brought up all this stuff about his chldhood full of poor health and his love of the outdoors and said almost nothing about the actual topic at hand. Then again, they may look at the two tests differently. I know they don't care much for that kind of writing in Government and Politics, which is kind of disappointing.Yeah Euro and US are two completely different animals. You can get away with a lot more shit on US because it is mostly juniors nationwide that take it whereas Euro is more a senior oriented class as far as I know. That and US is also much more incredibly detailed because its a shorter time window and of only just one country wheras Euro covers almost 1000 years of history for an entire subcontinent and more heh
Yeah Euro and US are two completely different animals. You can get away with a lot more shit on US because it is mostly juniors nationwide that take it whereas Euro is more a senior oriented class as far as I know. That and US is also much more incredibly detailed because its a shorter time window and of only just one country wheras Euro covers almost 1000 years of history for an entire subcontinent and more hehIdk dude around here people take AP Euro their sophomore year.
Idk dude around here people take AP Euro their sophomore year.Yeah, same here.
I always thought AP Government was the senior-oriented one.