Dual Enrollment and AP?

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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<p>I'm a junior taking DE classes along with my high school ones at a local community college. My school is a bit different in that the high school is integrated with the CC; I take both college and high school classes on the same campus. As such, my school doesn't offer AP courses. </p>

<p>I have one concern, though -- my DE classes don't seem as rigorous as their AP counterparts. (I'm currently in Calc II/III, Psychology, Organic Chemistry, Biology and Physics). At this point, I'm thinking about taking AP classes online for senior year; either that, or study for the corresponding AP exams and then take them in May. Is this a logical plan? I'm worried that my course load's rigor, or lack thereof, would affect college admissions. Any input?</p>

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<p>You’re not expected to take classes more challenging than what your high school provides.</p>

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<p>Like @halcyonheather said, if your school doesn’t offer AP classes, college admissions officers aren’t anticipating AP courses on your transcript. </p>

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<p>Ah, I see. That makes sense. Thanks to the both of you for your responses!</p>

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<p>sorry if this is creepy but I saw your UNR admission and I’m 99% sure I know which community college / high school you’re talking about hahah I know a couple people going there :)</p>