<p>just wanted to get some college kids first hand experience</p>
<p>did anyone actually use ap credits from physics b?</p>
<p>I'm not a college student, but this is the info I've gathered. If you are on the engineering track or go to a tech school, it is useless. If you go to a liberal arts school it is worth like half the credits of physics C but not all liberal arts schools will take it. Check with the individual schools you're looking at.</p>
<p>yes i know this. but i was curious to know if anyone actually used these credits</p>
<p>Obviously, people have...</p>
<p>I got credit for B and C, what's your question?</p>
<p>well from friends ive heard its really useless in the grand scheme of things even if you are a nonscience major cuz they typically dont require any science credit anyways.</p>
<p>That's not a question. I received credit even though I go to an engineering school (although it was suggested that I retake the courses).</p>
<p>wow chill out. i was explaining the intent of my original question</p>
<p>Useless in my degree. It actually has made my tuition more expensive by keeping my class status higher than the actual year I'm in. Tuition goes up with class status in my engineering college.</p>
<p>Bio majors and related majors accept B for physics credit.</p>