<p>You know you take too make AP tests when
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<p>GO</p>
<p>I'll start:</p>
<p>1) You memorize your AP Number for bubbling the answer sheet
2) You know word-for-word what the proctors will say
3) You know the answers to the AP Pack survey questions without turning to page 2
4) You are taking too many tests that they conflict and you need to take one during a make-up exam time
5) You know when the proctors miss a step or misread something from their guidelines
6) You know exactly how many you can get wrong on a particular section and still get a 5 (based on the last released exam/curve)</p>
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<li>When you run out of AP stickers and start saving them for your favorite classes.</li>
<li>When you use your phone in class not to text but to check your grade in your AP classes (i don’t have a phone that can go on the internet but i see this happen)</li>
<li>When you know to cry when you get an easy teacher for your AP class that can’t teach.</li>
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<p>10) When you want to scream with joy on getting an 80% on a MC test-normally that’d be meh, but on AP tests it’s worth rejoice.
11) When they say “free”, you say “response”.</p>
<p>12) When you forget what it feels like to go to regular classes during the day</p>
<p>13) When school’s so much more meaningless after the second week of may
14) When you have more review books than reading books at home
15) When you realize how short school tests are
16) When all the non-AP classes become least of your priorities.
17) When the test proctor knows your name</p>
<p>I like 13 best.</p>
<p>18) When teachers wonder where you were during the 2 weeks when you come back.
19) When your parents almost had a heart attack at the $600+ bill for the tests.
20) When your bookshelf is filled with review books.</p>
<p>21) When you start bubbling in your name before being told how to do so.
22) When you know the look you’re going to receive after answering the question “how many AP tests are you taking?”
23) When you know which label goes on which blue box.
24) When you realize you’ve just completed 6 hours of testing, 100-200 multiple choice and about 8 essays.</p>
<ol>
<li>When you have to correct the proctors
(My proctor told the girl next to me to fill the wrong thing in for the exam form xD)</li>
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<p>25) when you become tired of sitting in a gym for 4+ hours a day and are actually looking for to your regular school day…which is 5 days from now.</p>
<p>26) When you stop caring about writing essays in the middle of a long exam, even though you’ve paid $87 dollars to take it - then you start caring again.
27) When you know that no one ever pays attention when the proctors say not to discuss any of the questions.
28) When after the AP exam, you stop caring about that class.</p>
<p>29) When you realize you are paying over eighty bucks just to hate your life for 3-5 hours.
30) When you master the art of removing the sticker from the adhesive.
31) When you have one exam in the morning and one in the afternoon and you don’t know which one to study for the day before.</p>
<p>32) when you sign up for the AP test anyway, knowing you’ll repeat this course in college anyway</p>
<p>33) when you get giddy over sealing your MC section</p>
<p>37) When you have gotten incredibly skilled at sealing the MC booklet. I swear, last week I got them on so badly, but by this week I could put them on exactly symmetrically. I’m proud of it. No bends, creases, or imbalances.</p>
<p>38) When you’ve taken more than one AP where you were the only one in the room, and it is no longer awkward being alone with a proctor for 3 hours taking obscure exams.</p>
<p>39) When you instinctively read the title “You know you take too make AP Exams when…” as “You know you take too many AP exams when…”
40) When you go to write a post in that thread.</p>
<p>@xoushua - Yeah, not sure how I missed that. Hopefully a mod can edit it for me!</p>
<p>41) When the first thing you do after getting home from an exam is to head onto CC and get the general consensus from others who took the same exam.</p>
<p>42) you compare font sizes as a measure of intelligence. </p>
<p>I don’t know if any other schools do this, but at my school they put labels on manilla envelopes with the student packs inside. The labels have which ap’s we’re taking and they’re all the same size regardless of how many you’re taking.</p>
<p>43) When someone’s asking you a question, answering it is never enough. A justification is required or you are wrong.</p>
<p>44) When you seal your MC early to show off the fact that you know what to do and that you’re really good at math during the AP Calc exam.
45) When you know that oh **** moment at the end of the multiple choice for AP Calc as you’re staring at your sealed up packet after the proctor tells you there are a few more survey questions for this exam at the end of the packet</p>