There is a section on the Common Application for college courses taken during high school.
Should I add the following courses to my application:
Rhode Island College A & 4.0 General Chemistry I (Dual Enrolled with AP Chemistry at my school)
Rhode Island College A & 4.0 General Chemistry II (Dual Enrolled with AP Chemistry at my school)
Georgian Court University A & 4.0 World History I (Took during 8th grade with the John Hopkins Center for Talented Youth)
I’m not sure if I should as I will have 9 AP courses on my transcript as well as 13 AP exams.
Well you have to report all of them, so if you took then you don’t have a choice.
“List all college/university affiliated courses you have taken since 9th grade…”
You have to list them- you don’t have a choice. If you don’t, you risk being rejected or, if you are accepted, having that acceptance rescinded.
@usualhopeful @lookingforward @yonceonhismouth
However, on the sidebar of that page, it says that corded that grant high school & college credit (dual enrollment) need not be listed. I was wondering if it would be beneficial to list them since it is not required.
DE doesn’t need to be itemized IF it shows on your high school transcript. If it doesn’t, list it. Otherwise you risk, eg, that adcoms won’t know you took general chem.
But note it says since 9th. If the WH was only taken via CTY, maybe just one line under Addl Info. And this has zip to do with the number of AP or exams.