Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth College Accreditation

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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<p>Does anyone have any information as to whether colleges (particularly the UC's, Stanford, and the Ivies) accept Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth math courses as legitimate college credit? </p>

<p>I am an Eighth Grader taking Algebra 2 over the summer. My high school accepts the credit for placement in Pre Calculus, but I am concerned whether colleges will accept the course as fulfilling their proper prerequisites (like the UC's a-g requirements). After my high school runs out of math courses after Calculus AB, I plan to take more courses from Johns Hopkins. Will colleges acknowledge these to place in the correct advanced math? If anyone has been through this before I would appreciate any guidance or references!</p>

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<p>Um, I don’t think so Anyway they accept the AP exam, not the ap class.</p>

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<p>Yes AP credit is what gives you college credit. Your counselor can help guide you through this process when the time comes. </p>