<p>Can an AP exam be used to fulfill the language requirement of Rutgers honors, or is doing well on the placement test the only want to be exempt?</p>
<p>Placement tests. </p>
<p>It’s not that difficult if you took 3-4 years of that specific language in high school. I sucked at Spanish and got placed into Intermediate 132, the highest before literature classes.</p>
<p>That’s weird, Mushaboom, because I took a good three years up to Honors Spanish 4. (I didn’t take it my senior year because it conflicted with AP Chem.) I would say that my honors spanish class was pretty intense, but I only placed into the first Intermediate Spanish class. 131.</p>
<p>Hmm. Must be me then. Yet again, I had been taking Spanish courses since 6th grade and at the time when I took the test, I was in an intense Spanish class.</p>
<p>Maybe there is a curve because my son who took through Spanish Honors 4 placed out of the intermediate classes and into the literature classes. He was told for Honors he needs one of these literature classes and that would also satisfy a humanities or possiibly diversity, so he is pleased.</p>
<p>Now if you do pass the AP Test (with a 4 or 5) that will satisfy the Honors requirement as a 200 level Spanish class.</p>