<p>I am going to be attending Wellesley College in Sept. I am a senior now and I'm taking 6 AP classes this year and am unsure of which tests to take. Will the credit count? Or would i maybe be able to move to the next level. Since i want to major in International Relations- Economics, im not sure if my macro and micro econ will count. What i am hoping is that instead of taking the econ 101 and 102 ill be able to take 200s even though i wont get college credit for the AP exam. These are the APs i should be taking because of the classes i am in. Macro and Micro Econ, Lit, Gov, Bio, and Calc. Which should i take??</p>
<p>go to their website, no one's going to do your dirty work.</p>
<p>Hannah, just take the tests. I took the tests when I was in high school anyways, and got 75% of my test scores to count. Did I look on the school's website? Not really. You want the college credit.</p>
<p>Hannah:</p>
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<li><p>Check the website, it will tell you.</p></li>
<li><p>Most colleges don't give credit for APs, they let you move onto higher classes. like you were saying, taking 200s instead of 100s</p></li>
<li><p>Take only the tests that will actually give you credit or let you place out of something. Otherwise its a waste of money. Unless of course you want to take the test for the sake of the grade, or to get out of a school final.</p></li>
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