Full-time CC vs. AP?

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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<p>I have a friend who is confused about taking all CC classes next year or just doing normal classes (with AP) at our school. </p>

<p>Our school offers only 5 AP classes. Our AP English classes have been extremely watered down and it's just been an iffy situation since we haven't had a REAL teacher all year long (minus 1.5 months). The other AP English (12- Literature) class is basically a read-novels-and-write-book-reports type of class. </p>

<p>In short, she (as well as I and some of my other classmates) have outgrown the resources at our school as most of it has been the same thing over the last few years. </p>

<p>Is it a wise idea to dodge the other APs so that honors classes and APs (2/5) and CC classes make our 'taking advantage of opportunities available' quota?</p>

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<p>doing both confuses your schedule. the class times may conflict. plus, the community college and your school may have different holidays; for example, spring break. if ap is bad at your school, do community college.</p>

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<p>when i first saw this thread, i thought you meant Full Time College Confidential vs. AP classes. that'd be an interesting decision to make.</p>

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<p>Could you try the UW?</p>

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<p>Hmm... I'll look into that. My Spanish teacher is looking into their (extension courses?). I'll find out more. Thanks for the suggestion Simmy.</p>

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when i first saw this thread, i thought you meant Full Time College Confidential vs. AP classes. that'd be an interesting decision to make.

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<p>Right, exactly what I thought. ROFL.</p>

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when i first saw this thread, i thought you meant Full Time College Confidential vs. AP classes. that'd be an interesting decision to make.

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<p>Same here. I was about to reply full time CC of course! If you think your English teacher is "watery" than CC doesn't sound like a bad idea.</p>