<p>i find over twenty doubtful as (in a school like mine where one has 9 periods, one for option, one for lunch, and one for pe leaving on 6 classes for your choosing) as most people cant do ap as a freshman. thats about 18.</p>
<p>on top of that, some courses overlap like calculus ab and bc. i dont think neone in their rite mind would take both.</p>
<p>unless of course your a full year varsity athlete. i dont have to take pe thanx to xc, swim, + track! :D</p>
<p>No, of course not. Damn. If there was a website like that we wouldn't have to hold speculative conversations about the number of AP tests different students have taken.</p>
<p>And . . . tintin (?) . . . no one cares what you find doubtful. By the way, it's possible to study for AP exams by oneself, without taking a class. Doing so, I managed to take 21 exams, as I noted before, and received 5s on 20. I took the class for 13 and studied for the rest on my own.</p>