AP courses

[Dave]

Lucky you.  Well, tell us how hard your courses are anyway, so we can have some source of comparison.

[green_girl]

I took AP art when i was in high school. They made that course pretty hard for an art course. Nothing like college. College is easy (so far)

[Dave]

If you don't mind me asking: how exactly is art graded?  I saw the thing about "portfolios due" on the AP booklet, but I could never figure out how you could standardize something as subjective as art.

[javaj2288]

I took AP Micro Economics, Macro Economics, Calculus, Physics, Statistics and Biology. In my opinion they are completely worth it. If you took those courses in college it would easily be over $3000 in tuition alone. Not to mention you also start out as a second semester freshman with 18 or more credits.

[nuden00b]

So far, 1 AP course (AP Human Geography). I would've completed AP World History, but I had to drop it half way through because of how abysmal the teacher was.

[ComputationJason]

When I was in high school I went AP crazy because I figured that I got my best grades in my most challenging classes anyway.  I took Biology, American History, Chemistry, Psychology, Music Theory, Macroeconomics, European History, and English literature.

The only one relevant to what I ended up studying in college was Music Theory.  (Calc would have been nice but I didn't start liking Math until college.)  But really though it was nice to technically have a year of college under my belt if only because I got higher priority for selecting dorm rooms.