<p>when if i am taking ap physics c both, do i pay for the 2 tests or just one>?</p>
<p>in oter words, do i pay $80 or $160?</p>
<p>160!!!!!!!!!!!</p>
<p>You have to pay for both.</p>
<p>2 test costs, as of last year.</p>
<p>you pay $180.....just like for fog us govt and compar govt you pay 180...and for micro econ and macro econ you pay 180.</p>
<p>didn’t mean to hijack thread! so since I’m taking both exams of C, and am prepared to take B as well, should I then take 3 exams?
Thanks in advance!</p>
<p>Why would you want to take physics C AND physics B? You’re not going to get credit for both of them.</p>
<p>well, if you think you could do well on three exams, go ahead. Besides, it would totally worth $258 if you get 5’s on all of them or at least get college credit from them. But then, there are some colleges that put a maximum on the amount of AP Physics credit. For example, the maximum may be 8 units and Physics B is 8 units if you pass and one Physics C is 4 units. So, look up the college you’re planning to go to.</p>
<p>I do not see the point of taking the B exams especially since some school dont (especially science&engineering focused schools) dont even grant any credit for them.</p>
<p>Hi all,</p>
<p>I’ve yet another “stupid” question. Is the full physics c test taken in one sitting/day? Cuz the E&M part starts just 1 or 2 hours right after the mechanics. So may anyone confirm that together 2 parts are still taken in 1 day? THanks!</p>
<p>yup, since each physics c exam is 1 1/2, you’ll be able to take two in one day.</p>
<p>if each phy ‘c’ exam is half the length of a “regular” ap test, couldn’t collegeboard just make one big phy ‘c’ test?
maybe collegeboard has some sort of diabolical plan to rip students off ;)</p>