<p>@omgseriously:</p>
<p>I’m chill. It seems you’re the one getting worked up over this non-issue.</p>
<p>And as for me “resembling” a ■■■■■… that doesn’t make sense. I’m either a ■■■■■ or I’m not. (I’m not, by the way.)</p>
<p>@handala: </p>
<p>No biggie… “AP Anatomy and Physiology” sure sounds more interesting than “AP Biology” anyways haha</p>
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<p>AHAHAHAH!! my day was made.</p>
<p>Yeah okay whatever I’m in all AP (*ahem I mean all AP/honors) classes so I am very content with my performance…other the failing grade of course.</p>
<p>“Yeah. The government should do something about that, instead of dicking around on an Internet forum.”
“AHAHAHAH!! my day was made.”</p>
<p>hehe, same : P</p>
<p>“The fact that you got an F, at least 1 B, and that you mentioned to us your 92 in AP Anatomy as a worthy accomplishment implies that you have a less than stellar high school transcript even without that F.”</p>
<p>uh, not really. a b & an a [that u know of] in a full AP course-load & u call that ‘unworthy’. ■■■■■, boy, do i feel bad for u. way to be the epitome of CC-judgmental.</p>
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<p>Anatomy and Physiology is briefly covered to some extent in AP Biology but it certainly does not proceed into any considerable depth. I believe that Anatomy and Physiology would provide some balance to the AP science curriculum, given that it is slightly shifted in favor of the physical sciences.</p>
<p>What would happen if he retook the class somehow before he applied?</p>
<p>Hypothetically, let’s change the year that he failed the class into 10th grade. He then retook it and got an A. Is he fine? Would colleges care about the original grade?</p>
<p>I was going to say that you could somehow do an online AP Spanish course online in like a month and then somehow send it in to them…</p>
<p>I don’t know.</p>
<p>^ apps were already sent in…?</p>
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Hypothetically.</p>
<p>Who couldn’t get an A in a class they took twice.</p>