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Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
jrschiller Account Info

My average is only a 3 (damn those essays). That pretty good considering that they were the American History and European History ( almost every one I know that took other ap test and these told me that history is far harder than any other). I only two 3 ap classes and only 2 test but I know some that had 5 test in one week.

Reply to this comment    17 July 2000, 22:14 GMT

Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
jrschiller Account Info

Heres a story that will make your day. One day my teacher went on a rant and was telling us that for every student that passes an ap test that school gets extra funding. In some schools that funding goes right into the teachers pocket. At the school I went to almost every junior took the ap american history exam. now if the teachers (two taught the class) were to get the money they would be very wealth men, but they didn't get the money, it was used for teaching aids and helping our furture students. Heres the part you'll like. In some states (like alabama) that make everyone take ap test. Most of the students don't know what anything about the subject but the state receives money just because they tried. with all of these students failing that helps us out. They make up the students that must fail on the curve. So more of you get better grades because of the ignorance of others

Reply to this comment    17 July 2000, 22:44 GMT

Rant with some advice for people planning to take AP
ikecam  Account Info
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Don't take any humanities tests. It's not because they're hard (they're really easy), it's just that it's much better to take them in college.

If your college needs some General Institution Requirements (<--sorry, MIT lingo is all I know) and you're not a bio major, you should take the biology. You don't even need the class; just get the Princeton Review book and you'll get an easy 5 (unless you're a retard).

Take BC. There isn't really that much more material on it, and you even if you mess up the power series stuff, you still get an AB subscore. (In the interest of full disclosure, I didn't take either one. It was more fun to just take two semesters of college Calc and get transfer credit. I did this mostly because I would absolutely have to have a 5 on BC, since MIT compresses its single-var classes into one semester.)

Like Ford said, "History is bunk." Take it. Get it out of the way.

I don't know anything about the physics or CS tests. My guess is that if you're going to major in either one at a competitive school, it would be better to take them there.

Reply to this comment    17 July 2000, 22:50 GMT

Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
David  Account Info
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I don't usually lie on these polls, but I just couldn't help it this time... Oh, another completely unrelated thing: I NEW COMPUTER ARRIVED!!!!

800 MHz Pentium 3 with 128 Megs of SDRAM
30 GB HD with an ATA 66 controller card
Sound Blaster Live! sound card (nice)
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12X DVD
and a free printer because Dell messed up our order and charged us for two computers (fixed that).

I’M HAPPY!

Reply to this comment    18 July 2000, 02:28 GMT

Re: Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
Ryan Castellucci  Account Info

two words: lucky basterd

Reply to this comment    18 July 2000, 02:59 GMT

Re: Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
Rosbif22

lucky bastard indeed. about the only things that could make it better are a RDRAM and maybe an annihilator

Reply to this comment    19 July 2000, 10:43 GMT


Re: Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
Rosbif22

lucky bastard indeed. about the only things that could make it better are a RDRAM and maybe an annihilator card

Reply to this comment    19 July 2000, 10:43 GMT

Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
monoman  Account Info
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I'll take all my AP courses my senior year. I'll be taking AP Calculus (I hope), AP Biology, and maybe AP English.

Reply to this comment    18 July 2000, 04:16 GMT

Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
I a  Account Info
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I'm just a freshman and I took an AP Statistics test...only freshman at my school taking an AP class :)

I got a 4...I feel that's ok for a freshman

Reply to this comment    18 July 2000, 04:27 GMT

Re: Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
Mike Grass Account Info
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I commend you on your achievement of a 4 on the stats exam, however, I would have to say it is the easiest AP test available (IMHO).

I got into my school's AP Stats class half-way through the year, never having had a statistics class before. The first test we took (3 days into the class), I got the highest score in the class (with all the other gits who had been there the entire time).

5 on the AP Stats exam.

Not normally one to boast,
--Mike

Reply to this comment    18 July 2000, 09:24 GMT


Re: Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
~Epyon~  Account Info

U did?I thought u got a 5.Oh well maybe I am stupid I mean I was the one who was failing a few of my classes because of no homework(my teachers were evil about that) Oh well.I was not in an AP class and I will be next year.Stats,I might test out of pre-calc though and end up in Calc,and also maybe chemestry.I will be just a sophomore.Hey see you on BNet.Anyone my username on bnet is EpyonTiamat and i play on USEast on Diablo II.Talk to me sometime.

Reply to this comment    19 July 2000, 04:19 GMT

Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
MicroLITH Account Info

I got a 3 on US History, and a 2 on AP Language & Comp (AP English 3, Brit. Lit.)

About inline with what I was expecting(which from me, was not much), the English exam ate me alive, and the US History, well, I didn't think that tons of terms, multiple choice worksheets, and document based questions was really all that beneficial.

To say the least, it frustrates me to no end seeing people get 5s easy, when I struggle for a 2.

Reply to this comment    18 July 2000, 16:30 GMT


Re: Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
Daniel Bishop  Account Info
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Maybe you're just taking the wrong tests. Some people do well on humanities, others are good at math. You're probably more of a math person, and if you haven't graduated yet, you should consider taking calculus or statistics next year so you can get a 4 or 5.

English Language was my only "non-5" exam. I didn't take the AP US History test because it wasn't offered at my school until 2 years after I took the course.

Reply to this comment    18 July 2000, 19:09 GMT

Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
Cuco Account Info

What the h**l is an AP test?

Reply to this comment    19 July 2000, 06:56 GMT

Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
Daniel Henry  Account Info
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I got a 2 in US History, a 3 in Chem, and a 4 in Calc. They don't even offer CS at my school... (sniff sniff)

Reply to this comment    19 July 2000, 09:13 GMT

Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
Noah Tsutsui  Account Info
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screw ap tests. the only thing they test is wheather or not we can be taught mindless tricks, similar to a monkey or dog.

Reply to this comment    20 July 2000, 06:20 GMT

Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
Edward Kunkes  Account Info

I took AP Calc AB, Chem, Physics B, Bio, Physics C Mech and Physics C E&M at brooklyn tech H.S., All 5's except for calc, got a 4 on that because my trusty Ti-89 crashed in the middle of the test :-(

Reply to this comment    21 July 2000, 00:37 GMT

Re: What was the average of all your AP scores? (Rounded to the nearest integer, not just this year!)
tmountjr  Account Info

All 3 of my AP Classes had a high number of students - over 20 in stats, nearly a dozen in calc, and a whopping SIX in bio.

Calc - 4
Bio - 3
Stats - 3, if I had taken the test

Reply to this comment    21 July 2000, 03:53 GMT

What the heck
Matty500  Account Info

Hey, can anyone answer me this, if all these schools give the AP tests, what the HECK are SAT II's for? Do they do ANYTHING?

Reply to this comment    21 July 2000, 05:29 GMT


Re: What the heck
TomTTBH

Just to clear everything up, AP tests are actually college level courses that are offered in high school. In order to earn college credits though, A person must take an AP test in that course. To get the credit(s), they must earn a 3, 4, or 5 on the AP test.

An SAT (Scholastic Aptitude/Assessment Test) just measures your knowledge in Writing/Math/Reading for colleges to consider accepting you into their institution.

Hope this helps!
TomTTBH

Reply to this comment    21 July 2000, 06:03 GMT

ap test
Luke Haywas  Account Info
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hah i got a 5 on every stinking test i ever took - euro hist, us hist, physics c mech, chem, engl lang
HAHAHA! and i got 6 more this year!!!
And i am in calc 2 at the jc
HAHA!

Reply to this comment    5 October 2000, 04:53 GMT

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