<p>Do the number of AP classes (if you do well and pass the AP exam) weigh more than test scores(ACT/SAT).</p>
<p>Does GPA weigh more than test scores?</p>
<p>1) Nope.
2) Hard to say. Both are important in their own right.</p>
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<li>No, you don’t even need to send colleges an official AP score report.</li>
<li>I would say yes. My friend, who has a 2040 on her SAT but an 86 GPA, got deferred from our state school. My other friend, with a 1700 and a 90 GPA, was accepted. And for the most competitive schools I would say that you need a high GPA (top 10%) but not necessarily the highest test scores.</li>
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<p>I’d agree with Imei; GPA weighs a little more than test scores. GPA is a measure of work ethic and how much you challenge yourself. Test scores are a measure of how well you’ve mastered basic concepts. GPA is a better indicator of how successful you will be at college. Terrible students can get high test scores. Schools don’t want terrible students.</p>
<p>Actually it varies, anyone can get good grades, test scores are actually a measure of what you KNOW.
Public schools prefer GPA and I believe privates prefer test scores.</p>
<p>Anyone can get good grades, yes. But only good students actually get them. Like I said, GPA is an indication of how successful you will be in college, an indication of how much you care about education. A 2400 on the SAT means… you know Algebra II and what commas are, but says absolutely nothing about your work ethic of the skills that will make you a contributing member of a university.</p>
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