<p>Right now I'm having trouble registering for my Calc I class this fall, which I'll really need in order to take Calc II this spring, so I can declare econ as a double major when I transfer next year. UCB offers online calc classes through their extension program but the econ department does not accept them as fulfilling the requirement.</p>
<p>So I was thinking I could take the online classes and then take the AP tests so I could get credit. Am I elligible to take AP tests even though I'm not in high school? I know you are allowed to take AP tests without taking the AP class, but I can't find information on whether there is an age limit.</p>
<p>The answer is no, you cannot take a AP test anymore, doesn’t matter if there’s a age limit or not, it is administered by the high school itself (its not like the SAT’s where you go to a random place to take). Besides its too late for transfers, the AP score you noted in your Application was the only time you had the chance to report. </p>
<p>AP Test are for high school students, not college student (think about it)</p>
<p>Well, judging from your previous posts because you are a high school drop out you may be able to enrol back into a high school for a semester and take the AP classes for the test. Now if this is necessarily efficient is a completely different story. I do think though, that if it is a major prerequisite it will look better on your application if you have an A in that class versus a 5 on the AP test as im pretty sure it counts but only as a P. </p>
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<p>Hey look up CLEP it allows you to get college credit.</p>
<p>UCs do not accept CLEP credits.</p>