<p>Ok, at my school, we have courses a bit different than AP. It's higher than honors and they used to be called AP but now they're called CL (College Level) because the course was advanced, but it didn't follow that, it follows the Rutgers Curriculum.</p>
<p>I have a question though. If I get let's say an 80 in Physics CL and pay for the credits. On my college transcript, would it just say that I have the credits for that class only or would it also should a B grade?</p>
<p>Bump...........</p>
<p>It would show everything. It would show that you have a B. It would show that you cut phyiscs on dec 3rd and jan 24. It would show that you called the teacher a dirt bag behind his back. It would show that you disrupted the class due to lateness 4 times and that you were caught holding conversation during a lesson 8 times.</p>
<p>sike how am i suppose to know.</p>
<p>How does it work on college transcript and GPA?</p>
<p>Obviously, a course paid for in high school shows that the credits were done on the college transcript but would it also show the grade?</p>
<p>My daughter had some 'advanced standing' credits from high school (they were not from AP but from college level classes) - they show on her college transcript as credits with no grade so no affect on the college GPA. I think that is fairly standard but your college would be able to tell you how they handle it.</p>
<p>The college classes I take in high school show up on my official transcript. I'm in MN.</p>