<p>Our school got closed until next week because some students got the swine flu. This means that I do cannot take AP Chem, AP Gov, and AP Stats etc. til the last testing period.!!!!!!</p>
<p>The 36,000 people who die from “typical” flu are typically elderly people or people with AIDS and other chronic illnesses that impair their immune systems. They are worried about the swine flu because the “less than a hundred” people who die are healthy middle-age and younger adults/teenagers with generally healthy immune systems.</p>
<p>Personally I don’t think it’s a big deal and we shouldn’t worry so much.</p>
<p>There is an alternative testing date that the schools can get from College Board, which will probably apply to situations where schools are closed due to H1N1. This will have the testing later in May than the originally scheduled dates. Your school should be able to provide you with details.</p>
<p>“The 36,000 people who die from “typical” flu are typically elderly people or people with AIDS and other chronic illnesses that impair their immune systems. They are worried about the swine flu because the “less than a hundred” people who die are healthy middle-age and younger adults/teenagers with generally healthy immune systems.”</p>
<p>Yeah, I knowwww… I was just repeating what my mother’s been saying… who said that is what Obama said… but I just heard Ann Coulter say it :X</p>
<p>Found on collegeboard that the grades of last testing may be delayed up to a month (August release), and free-response booklets will not be available.
I cancelled all the four AP exams,which are Cal BC,two parts of physics C,and chemistry, and I am anxious to know whether it’s necessary for me to take the last testing for the four tests, which would result in no grade marks of the free-response sections and my full marks are impossible to reach 5 in this state.</p>