<p>I saw on the University of Illinois website that they'll give (generous) credit for high scores on AP exams. Hypothetically, a person could get 60+ credits, cutting the time it would take for a bachelor's from four to two years. In practice, what are the limitations on AP credit? I read that for a psychology major, you'd need something like 44 credits, meaning that there would be nothing keeping someone from "cashing in" those AP scores for credit. Would this work in real life?</p>
<p>PS, they require 120 credits/credit hours to graduate</p>