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Good day, illusion9376:
If you've not had AP1 before, then take AP1 as AP2 builds upon the skills and knowledge learned in AP1.
Thank you.
Good day, illusion9376:
If you did well (A or B) in the course, and it is a year or less, then go for AP2.
Thank you.
The only concern with that is if I don't retake ap 1, I'll most likely only get the 7 out of 8 points. If I do, I'll get 8/8 - given I end up with an A. I ended up with a B+ in ap1, and was VERY slightly off from an A-. I also have a B+ in chemistry. I'm hoping to manage with an A in ap2. But as I said, it would give me a 7/8.
Thanks guys!
Idiosyncratic, BSN, RN
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Hi there!
So I haven't taken AP since last year(august - december), and I was going to take AP 2 this fall. Well, since my school changed the point systems I'm pretty sure that I'm going to end up taking AP 1 over again, as Chemistry was a hard class for me.
So my question is this, should I take AP 1 over in the Fall(I'm taking an entirely different teacher than before) to help me refresh the information I haven't touched in a year and be better prepared for her AP 2. Or, should I stick with my original plan, and just take AP 2 this fall?
Just wondering from some fresh eyes. :) I want to do my best possible, and my school just up'd the difficulty of admissions.
Thanks!