<p>As I have been perusing this site, I've noticed many people have taken alot of AP classes (like up to 14). By the time I graduate I'll have taken 5 APs and 1 concurrent credit class, which doesn't seem like alot but for the exception that my school only offers 7 AP classes (and the other 2 I'm unable to take do to scheduling conflicts). When I apply to college, is there any way I can let them know that my school doesn't offer that many hard classes?</p>
<p>Your guidance counselor will fill out forms that indicate what are the rigorous classes available.</p>
<p>They should know. Your guidance counselor will provide them with a high school profile that should list the AP courses offered, so they’ll see that you took almost everything that was available. I know the profile for my D’s high school lists the AP courses offered, how many students took them, the number of AP exams taken and the number of students who took them, what percentage of the test takers got what scores (on the whole, not broken down for each course) and other info like that. I assume most schools provide similar information.</p>