<p>I am a political science major. Here's the ap tests ive already taken:
AP Bio
AP Euro
AP Pysch</p>
<p>I wanna know which AP tests should I take in May (I already paid for it, but my counselor said she can back me out)
AP Lit
AP Lang
AP Calc AB (slightly questionable)
AP Micro
AP Macro (questionable. most likely drop)</p>
<p>Are there any benefits of taking both Lit and Lang? How about Calculus or Micro? Especially for a polysci major. Thanks! :D</p>
<p>Your scores on the AP exams determine whether or not you get credit or excused from a course. They have a chart on the website!</p>
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<p>It’d be really beneficial for you to take all your AP tests. Just do it.</p>
<p>Adds on units and stuff…Plus, on your application, when you say all the AP classes and tests you’re going to take, if you don’t take them, that can really **** you over for some of your other colleges, not sure if it applies to UC’s, too, though…But yeah, senior year, max out those AP’s as long as you can at least straight C those…</p>
<p>Also, units help you get a better enrollment time. I’ve heard that for students under 45 units though it’s random, but regardless if that’s true or not, it’d still be useful to have more units than others for the rest of your quarters at UCI</p>
<p>Naw, it’s almost sorted by the number of units you have. like, depending on what Class standing you’re in too, e.g. Freshmen, Sophomore, etc. But yeah, really helps you out in the long run.</p>