I was looking at the Siemens AP Awards the other day (<a href=“http://www.siemens-foundation.org/awards/)%5B/url%5D”>http://www.siemens-foundation.org/awards/)</a>. Basically, the highest total score you have in the eight advanced math/science APs (CS, Chem, Bio, Environment, Physics C Mech/EM, Calc BC, Stat) is looked at. I see that it’s done by region. Do you pretty much need a total of 40 to get the award or can you settle for less? I’ve taken 4 already and am toying with the idea of self-studying for Chem and Stat, and I sort of know bio, so it seems not too far out of my reach. Anyone know somebody who’s won the award?
<p>are you pretty much out of the running if you have one 4 but the rest are 5's?</p>
<p>JEEZ, thats really hard to complete (and i thought i've taken a lot of science APs!)</p>