<p>5 Bio
5 APUSH
5 Calc BC
5 Calc AB sub
5 Chem
5 Enviro Sci</p>
<p>it's funny how people who didnt' do idealy are making excuses about how they had ECs to attend or didn't bother studying. It's ok to admit a mistake, no need to cover it up.</p>
<p>chickenboi8008 ,</p>
<p>i really dont appreciate your response</p>
<p>it seems like people here dont respect those who try to go above and beyond...instead of admire someone who tries their best, you guys just use put downs to deter people who try to get high scores</p>
<p>if you cant express how you feel in this forum isnt it pointless...</p>
<p>im just saying</p>
<p>-lu</p>
<p>^ i think he was being sarcastic. </p>
<p>i got a 5 in APEuro!! :) </p>
<p>wow. everybody took so many APs.. i wish i knew about self-studying APs earlier!</p>
<p>He was satirizing CollegeBoard, lu. I think.</p>
<p>You should be angry, SKYE LU. At yourself. Psssh are you stupid? Who can't pull off ten 5's? Say hello to community college. If they even take you.</p>
<p>^^^ You're funny..... If I had a dollar for how many times that statement has been said on this forum, I'd be Bill Gates.</p>
<p>It's a four! Colleges won't not consider you because you got a four on one little tiny bio AP test; most don't even look at AP scores until after acceptance, for placement.</p>
<p>Pardon my frankness, but, summer ruined by a four? You are so lame.</p>
<p>southeasttitan, get a sense of humor! SKYE LU was JOKING! God, some people are so slow...</p>
<p>Actually, the funniest part of this thing may be that AznN3rd wrote their AP scores in the exact same format as SKYe LU being serious, and note how that coveted 5 in AP Bio tops the list....And nice comment by the way; kids don't have to explain their scores, you're right, because we can't all be "ideal" like you. By the way, you misspelled "ideally," you'll probably wanna go kill yourself after your first mistake...</p>
<p>4 Microeconomics
4 Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
5 Calculus BC (and the AB subscore)
5 English Language and Composition
5 Macroeconomics
5 Physics C: Mechanics
5 United States Government and Politics
5 Psychology</p>
<p>lol, i love all the fives and numerous AP tests.</p>
<p>Calculus AB - 4</p>
<p>:), yes that's my only AP class. i didn't do any outside studying, and the couple of weeks we had left over in class was .. a complete waste/joke. i thought i was going to get a 2 when the teacher gave us a practice exam the last days before the test. i was aiming for a three! :D. but apparently my score doesn't even matter since i'm taking BC next year?</p>
<p>5s on mechanics and e&m</p>
<p>yeah i was trying to make a little joke, with that first post</p>
<p>i didnt take 6 aps and a 4 is a good score</p>
<p>the only reason we are seeing a bunch of people with six ap classes with all 5's is because the people who dont do as well and get 2's or 3's dont feel the sudden urge to post their scores online for all the world to see</p>
<p>is this a correct statment?</p>
<p>-S. LU</p>
<p>Excellent observation, lu!!! My mom said the same thing. All these 2's and 3's, and 1's and whatnots, are being overshadowed by the elite 4s and 5s which ironically are not so elite, because people don't think 4s are elite. Honestly, I'd love to stuff a sock in kids' mouths who complain about 4s. I know one kid from my Psych class who cried because she got a 2 on the exam. She had to work insane hours, had to struggle through deaths all the while handling a rigorous AP class. Grab a life, folks, and quickly! Before all that's worth living is withered away.</p>
<p>Jenz,
You'll need three socks for us -- my son and two friends are still wondering about their 4 in US Govt/Pol. Blew my son's record, he had 11 5s before that one came in the mail (late).</p>
<p>lu, you are correct. Plenty of people get lower scores, and most of them think those of you who talk about how you "can't believe" you got a 5 because you "just guessed" need to get a clue. Some of you will end up like my roommate in college, who almost had a nervous breakdown during finals because she was certain she was flunking everything. I had to physically get her out of bed & push her to her remaining finals. Did she come close to flunking? Gee, she had a 100 in calc, a 98 in accounting, a 98 in chem ... etc. You get the picture. Guess some people consider anything less than perfection to be failing. I must be stupid, then, I guess.</p>
<p>Jenz, I'll loan you some of my socks, I've got a lot of unmatched ones anyway.</p>
<p>And burnthis, tell them all I'll be happy to take their 4's. I can get college credit with that. I'm aiming for a 4.</p>
<p>5 - Bio (expecting 4ish...pleasant surprise)
5 - US Government and Politics (it was a 5, for sure)
5 - Calculus AB (subscore) (bleh who cares about this score)
4 - Calculus BC (bleh how did i not get a 5?)
4 - English Literature and Composition (expected, meh)
1 - Computer Science AB (WTHECK????? rescore? i got a 5 on the A test)</p>
<p>4 IS a good score. I was extremely giddy when i saw my 4 in Calc AB, because I was proud of myself. And, although some/most of you may find this shocking, i would have been content with a 3. I did not have to spend extra hours studying for the AP test, or even stress about the test. Just wondering, did most people with 5's on their multiple AP tests studied using extra books/etc. that their teacher didn't assign?
Anyways, I'm perfectly content with my 4, because well, for the colleges I plan on applying to, I receive the same credits as a person who received a 5. Oh, and the test was amusing, since i played rock, paper, scissors during the testing period. :D</p>
<p>5 Calculus BC
5 Calculus AB
5 Microeconomics
5 Macroeconomics
5 Latin Literature
5 Physics C Mech
4 Physics C E/M (Damnit)
4 Chemistry
4 US History</p>
<p>5- US History
5- English Lang and Comp
5- Calculus AB
4- Biology
4- Spanish Language (I'm a non-native speaker, so this was very exciting!)</p>