<p>Which colleges give the most AP credit for exams???</p>
<p>There was a vale. that graduated from my school couple years ago that went to like some state U. in the midwest and started with as a junior in college...and graduated with his bachelors in 2 years...pretty awesome</p>
<p>any other schools with really generous credit programs?</p>
<p>most top private colleges are not that generous with AP policies... most public state universities, especially lower ranked ones, are very generous with giving AP credit though... i live in VA so i looked up some VA schools before and a lot of the lower tier colleges give credit for any AP score that is a 3 or higher... i imagine it's the same with the rest of the states</p>
<p>most state colleges give ride for a 3+, some even give some credit or placement for a 2..
UNCW, for example give credit for any course as long as u have a 3</p>
<p>University of Florida. A very solid school that gives credit for a 3 on any exam.</p>
<p>Wow. MIT might be able to give me over 100 credits for humanities, arts and social sciences (their HASS requirement they call it)....provided I get in, which is quite another story.</p>
<p>How is MIT like with top scores for APs + quantity of APs? Does anyone know?</p>
<p>MIT: <a href="http://mit.edu/firstyear/2010/subjects/ap.html%5B/url%5D">http://mit.edu/firstyear/2010/subjects/ap.html</a></p>
<p>Well, I know that Caltech and Princeton don't give any AP credit at all.</p>
<p>Hm. In this case, Caltech and Princeton are off my list. </p>
<p><em>is nervous</em> That means I need a 5..</p>
<p>"Only one test in a given area will be recognized. MIT does not offer partial credit. For scores lower than 5 (or 4 for the BC Calculus examination), credit will not be awarded." </p>
<p>Does this mean that you will receive credit for only one subject? e.g. if you ask for Calc AB credit then you can't claim credit for Physics C?</p>
<p>//Edit: Oh my. No credit for AP Chemistry. Hm.</p>
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<p>Add like every Florida school on there..</p>
<p>Rice will give credit to most AP scores of 4's or 5's.</p>
<p>I applied to UVA, Vanderbilt, and W&M. The latter two were very stingy with AP credit as opposed to UVA - which isn't AMAZING with credit (generally a 4 will get you credit, but some need 5s) but is really good compared to a lot of other places I have looked at. They took all 36 of my AP/dual enrollment credits so that is good!</p>
<p>Harvard is ridiculous with credits - you can graduate a year early if you have a certain number of 5s, otherwise no credit. At least that's what it was last time I checked.</p>
<p>Yea! I don't have to take the FEE at MIT, if I get in or not! </p>
<p>I do get 18.01A/18.02A though!</p>
<p>Duke seems to pretty good with AP Credit (credit for just about all AP's is given for 4's or 5's).</p>
<p>UVA and all va state schools seem very generous with credits by testing. I can remember I would've gotten 8 credits for my ap bio (vs. 5 in my current school), and they even would've accepted my SAT II Latin score of 700 for 4 semesters of language. Had I gone to school there, I would've enrolled with like 32 credits.</p>
<p>my brother wants to apply to duke
he said they only take 2 classes credit (as a limit). maybe thats not ap but classes. but i think it is ap too.</p>