<p>I read that there's a requirement of at least 3 APs to get into the ivy league and competetive schools. What if i'm taking one AP junior year and more than 3 during senior year? Colelges will not see my score by then, am i still eligible to getin?</p>
<p>thats not true</p>
<p>unless u are an underachiever where ur school offers a lot of AP's..</p>
<p>depends on the school u go to</p>
<p>thats an untrue statement. theres no such requirement</p>
<p>ask yourself from an Ivy league school: Why would I admit a student who hasnt taken a single AP class when I have other applicants who have taken tons?</p>
<p>so pretty much it is a requirement, but there's no such written requirement.</p>
<p>It's as bigweight says.</p>
<p>If you've taken a heavy schedule for YOUR school, then yes. If not, then no.</p>
<p>You know how many school's have under their admissions criteria that they want to see that you've taken advantage of all the oppurtunities at your school?</p>
<p>As long as you've taken the hardest courseload, and have exhausted the AP curriculm, you'll be fine.</p>
<p>it def depends on the school you go to
adcoms are aware of your indiv school situation and i've heard of schools only offering 2 APs before, but students still getting into HYPS</p>
<p>xolala, it definitely works regardless your scores on the APs.
colleges will at least consider your "progressive mind". lol
here is a bit personal experience to share:
sophomore year: no APs, and several CP classes.
junior year: 6 APs, 4 5s and 2 4s.
senior year: 7 APs and 4 at harvard extension -- hope i can kick ***.</p>
<p>it really does depend on your school
i think we offer 19? but you can only really take 9 or 10...and that's if you REALLY stretch things, skip prereqs, etc.</p>
<p>other schools, its relatively easier (school beauracracy wise) to take 14-16+</p>
<p>while other schools don't offer any...but of course in those cases you really ought to do something at local college or something to show your self-challenge motiviation</p>