As the title mention, I think SAT II’s (although easier than AP) more heavily considered for admission than your AP’s? Correct me, or give any feedback.
Since AP doesn’t give you percentage to compare to the rest of the population, and so many people score 5 on the AP’s. I assume AP’s are only “bonuses” on your college application. On the other hands, your three highest SAT II’s scores were examined very carefully.
Please command or correct me!
<p>most colleges dont even look at your APs</p>
<p>Yup. And SAT II's are probably more important than SAT I's.</p>
<p>"Yup. And SAT II's are probably more important than SAT I's."</p>
<p>ooooh you didnt say that now did you, youre going to offend some because everyone knows the SATs were handed down from god himself along with the 10 commandments</p>
<p>wihtout a doubt</p>
<p>Yes. The only reason you have APs is for college credit.</p>
<p>"Yup. And SAT II's are probably more important than SAT I's."</p>
<p>Maybe for UC schools, but not for just about anywhere else.</p>
<p>Yea, colleges report their average SATs for stats, not SATII</p>
<p>I only took APs and SAT1 , no SAT IIs. I was offered admission in several colleges in UK, US and Canada. I agree some APs can be very tough especially AP Physics C , others such as AP MacroEconomics are relatively simpler.</p>