<p>We all know that AP tests are coming up soon…</p>
<p>So I’m wondering, do I need to send UCSD the AP scores for the classes I’m taking for the senior year? If so, do they mean anything?</p>
<p>Thanks,
ado</p>
<p>AP classes don't count for GPA. They just count for credit. I'll put it in a possible scenario: I need to take 12 credits of social science for my GE requirements. I got a 5 in APUSH and my college will consider me as having fulfilled 8 out of the 12 credits of social science. So I'll need 4 more creds. to finish my social science requirements.</p>
<p>I'm sorry if that was a mindtrip. If my assumption is wrong, someone correct me because that's how I understood it when my counselor explained it to my class... oh, during 2nd semester of junior year. So my memory's kind of foggy.</p>
<p>I'm sending my Literature, Gov't., and Bio scores. I'll talk to my counselor about my AP Bio creds, though, because I'm thinking of taking it over again @ TMC to get the feel for university-level science classes. Call me crazy, but I don't mind. Biology is one of my favorite subjects.</p>
<p>yeah AP Credits are useless and good depending on what your major is.</p>