<p>Doesn't certain scores on certain AP tests allow you to skip out of a class and get credit towards graduation? And can't you use APs to pass out of GE courses at college?</p>
<p>Wow...he means one benefit of having "Junior Status" as a freshmen is that you may have time to have a girlfriend/boyfriend (I don't know what gender you are). After seeing how you couldn't even understand a simple joke, I'd say good luck finding a girl/guy.</p>
<p>Haha okay, I am a bit slow with jokes..</p>
<p>Uh.. thanks notaznguy, but I am happy with my gf right now so I don't need any luck.</p>
<p>"Assuming that you're in L&S, there's a 19 unit max, which approximately 4-5 classes, depending on the class."</p>
<p>Wait, so I won't be able to utilize all my credits? Don't most of the AP credits allow me to skip some classes?</p>
<p>UCLA</a> Undergrad Admissions: AP Credit - College of Letters and Science</p>
<p>a lot of them just give you empty units. they wont count towards GE requirements either.</p>
<p>the biggies they can get you out of are: english comp 3, foreign language, and math 31A/3A and 31B/3B.</p>
<p>although i think a lot of people who pass out of math with AP still take it. it will be a GPA booster and maybe introduce you to things that werent covered in calc AB/BC.</p>
<p>You'd think that AP tests exempt you from classes, but in actuality, very few do...:(</p>
<p>19 unit limit refers to limit per quarter for your studylist... not a limit on your units coming in...</p>
<p>Oh alright, thanks liyana179.</p>
<p>VTECaddict, thanks for the link. On that webpage, AP courses that have a title or course # at UCLA can be exempted if I pass out with AP right? The empty units are just those with unassigned units?</p>
<p>^ yes
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<p>Okay, so even if I am not majoring in.. say history, but I passed AP euro, world, and US test, I can use those units to get out of history GEs (if there is any?)</p>
<p>I will major in Bizecon, so is it better for me to focus my APs more on math/humanities?</p>
<p>You cannot use them to get out of GEs.</p>
<p>oh, and if you get 600+ on the math portion of the SATs it satisfies the math part.</p>
<p>really? that's pretty cool-SAT I's or SAT II's?</p>
<p>on the SAT I's</p>
<p>What math part?</p>
<p>Im not sure, its the quantitative reasoning thing. My friend showed me her URSA print out and it said that it was satisfied with the 600 score.</p>
<p>Ohh that. I think taking any math class at UCLA satisfies that anyways.</p>
<p>yeah
nothing special</p>