<p>from the website: </p>
<p>" AP units may be applied toward graduation.
AP units will not count against the allowable unit maximum
for the Bachelor's degree.
AP credit does not satisfy General Education requirements."</p>
<p>I took 5 AP classes, 4 of which I got a score of 3+ , does this mean I don't have to take extra classes in the spring for units (they're not major req's, I just thought I was low on units so I took them)?</p>
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<li>by took I meant add, I obviously haven’t taken those spring classes yet x)</li>
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<p>bump! (apologies in advance for the bump, I know it can get a lil’ annoying)</p>
<p>Did your CC accept the APs for GEs toward IGETC? It also depends on what scores you got on them such as, a 3 on AP Lang doesn’t satisfy the W1 at UCLA, or it could be different per major. You should still apply by 11/30 if you’ll have an equivalent of 60 units by the end of Spring.</p>
<p>Yes, they did! I talked to my counselor + the person in administration and I got them OK’d so that I could “skip” a couple classes. </p>
<p>Do you recommend I just take the classes in Spring? I was trying to be get myself out of them since I wanted to make time for this one difficult class, but if it’s risky, I’d rather just take the classes in Spring. The only problem is if I take all those classes in Spring, it comes out to a total amount of 121 units.</p>
<p>Are those all CC units? If so, it doesn’t matter how many CC units you have.</p>
<p>I would take classes in Spring, so I don’t have to explain the gap. Can you take fluff/easy A classes so that you can still focus on your tough class?</p>
<p>It really depends what APs, what your score was, what you plan to major in. </p>
<p>@luckie1367 Ohh! I didn’t know CC units didn’t have like a uh … limit! So thank you for that! And yeah, that’s probably good advice, thank you very much! :-)</p>
<p>Nope, no limits if it is ONLY CC units :)</p>