<p>hey guys,
i have a question about AP exams…i have seen the website that shows how much credit you get for each exam (and score)…however, i am not sure how certain things will work…whether i will get out of a requirement with a certain test or whether the credit i receive will only help me if i MAJOR in that subject…if possible, let me know how to contact your (through here or email/aim), and i will realllly appreciate the help</p>
<p>thanks (in advance),
leo</p>
<p>by the way, i have to turn in the money for the exams by this friday (the 25th i believe)....o yea, i forgot to mention that i was accepted into huntsman ED (this is why penns ap policy is the only one that concerns me)</p>
<p>Also, if I have AP lang, should I bother taking Ap Lit. I know it's 1 C.U. per semester; so would the AP Lit credit get me out of the 2nd semester's Eng. class?</p>
<p>what are the tests in question?</p>
<p>Same position as dostoyevsky here Bern700 my tests in question are:</p>
<p>Statistics</p>
<p>AP U.S.</p>
<p>LIt (I got a 5 on lang)</p>
<p>Spanish Language (i'm in the hunts for Spanish but liek I dont' know if the span will do anythign for me since I'll probalby start higher thanteh class it gives me credit for?)</p>
<p>Chemistry</p>
<p>And I really dont' want to take Chem, Lit, or AP US</p>
<p>Stats: 5 will give you 1 C.U. (for 111)
US Hist: 5 will give you 1 C.U. (for 042)
Spanish: 4 you pass your language proficiency requirement but no credit
5 will give you 1 C.U. (for 210)
English (Language & Lit): 5 on either gives you one C.U. under one of the different general requirements/or electives however, it doesnt fill the writing requirement (so you still have to take writing)
Chemistry: 5 gives you 1 C.U. (for 091)</p>
<p>so technically if you got 5s on all you would have 6 C.U., you'd pass out of the language requirement, but you'd still have to take writing. These 6 C.U. could be used probably under electives and MAYBE general requirements.</p>
<p>anything that says waiver means that you dont get a credit. Rather you are just exempt from the class and can take an elective (e.g. psychology, econ1, econ2).</p>
<p>well...i have chem 5 macro 5 and us hist 5....i CAN take calc BC, micro, psych, euro, eng lang, eng lit....i already KNOW that i will take calc and micro (and NOT psych)....do you think i should take euro and/or eng lang/lit?</p>
<p>thank you!</p>
<p>well you're in huntsman right?
ok definitely take Calc and Micro! With BC you wont have to take the class of death - Math104!!!!! With micro you can just get the waiver and start some of the business core. psych is probably not worth it, unless you plan on doing a psych major and just want to get psych1 out of the way. Euro/Lang/Lit are all up to you they will count as electives...so it's up to you.</p>
<p>Stats: 5 will give you Stat101, which is a Wharton req - you'll still have to take 102 though</p>
<p>US Hist: 5 gives you Hist042 which doesn't do anything for you (only get SS&H credit in Eng, not Wharton - maybe fills a free elective)</p>
<p>Chem: 5 gives you Chem091, which may give you Gen Ed in the college, but for sure in the Wharton Gen Ed (science&tech)</p>
<p>for Econ001, and Econ002, sure you get a waiver if you're wharton, but that means you can substitute them with ANY free elective</p>
<p>also note that if you plan to do an Econ major in the college, those waivers in Econ001 and Econ002 turn into credits once you decalre your major</p>
<p>so should i take euro/lit/lang???</p>
<p>will i get credits for these?</p>
<p>will i get out of requirements for these?</p>
<p>btw, i AM in Huntsman '09</p>
<p>thanks for the responses</p>
<p>aaahhh...the moneyh is due tomorrow....help please</p>