Same with FSU. Not quite top 30 but close enough – they have a ‘degree in three’ program for people coming in with lots of AP credits, where they will give you priority registration to ensure you get the classes you need to graduate early. Basically, they have the structures in place to support and cheer you on on the exact goal that you are expressing: Overview of the Program | Graduation Planning and Strategies Office
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For financial purposes or simply because you’re not fond of schoolwork?
If financial, and you’ve got stats for Top 30 admittance, consider schools with worthy scholarships to help. Need based aid can also come into play. That’s what many of our top students do.
If you’re not fond of schoolwork then let folks know what major you’re interested in and it can be easier to find target schools.
As others have said, Top schools aren’t as noted for giving credit within a major for AP. Most of them assume a student has had an AP level class to set the foundation for their own “entry level” class. They aren’t always repeats of each other. The depth differs considerably.
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Based on the title of your topic, you ostensibly defined top-30 schools by their selectivity. This may represent a more limited group than you intended: