<p>i was wondering whether the UC application asked if we were planning to take AP tests in may 2006 because i clearly remember writing down my AP testing plans in the common apps but not the uc apps. </p>
<p>this is somewhat important because i'm not really in the mood to take ap tests this coming may.</p>
<p>yes. and it asked u to list the ones u were taking.</p>
<p>i don't think it'll be that important if you ditch 1-2. anything larger than that might have an effect. i'm dicthing 1 and e-mailing them just to make sure, although i'm pretty sure it's OK (someone e-mailed UCLA and they said it was fine, i doubt Cal is diff.)</p>
<p>EDIT: what is the e-mail addy i use to e-mail Cal? I can't find it anywhere...</p>
<p>The UC App asks what AP classes you are taking, not what tests you are planning on taking. It does ask what AP tests you took prior to applying though. I just looked at my app.</p>
<p>i got a 1, 2, and 3 on the AP's i have previously taken. i highly doubt it will be important.</p>
<p>well, if you get 4 or 5, you get credits for them...and save $$ and skip few classes??? and possibly graduate a little more early than you might have w/o those extra credits?</p>
<p>for the uc app, you could have listed the ap's you're GOING to take by simply checking the year as 2006 (this was an option, although i didn't see it until checking my app in the final stages). other than that, there was no option to state which ap's you were going to take...so i don't think it's a big deal since i guess a lot of people missed it like I would have....</p>
<p>yeah i know u can skip some classes but im never motivated to study and it isnt part of the admissions process i think..</p>
<p>jeeze and i thought i was the only one who do bad on ap tests... i have to take ap lit this year and econ/gov as well as ap french, my biggest concern are lit and gov/econ since its english + humanities courses that will be passed :O</p>