Help!!!!

[neuroscrub]

Hi....... I'm new to this forum.......need some help....I am in my senior year of high school. I have taken AP Environmental science, AP Psychology, and AP Biology and got 4'S in all of the ap exams. I was wondering if colleges would give ap credit for 'all' these exams if I am about to do biology major.....

thanks in advance.........

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[red doctober]

Hi....... I'm new to this forum.......need some help....I am in my senior year of high school. I have taken AP Environmental science, AP Psychology, and AP Biology and got 4'S in all of the ap exams. I was wondering if colleges would give ap credit for 'all' these exams if I am about to do biology major.....

thanks in advance.........

It depends on where you go. Some schools are very generous on AP credit, some hardly give any credit. Your best best is to run a search on the school that you're planning on attending's website like "Advanced Placement."

 

[Eiot]

Regardless, you'll have to retake biology at a university anyway if you intend to move on to medical school some day.

 

[Mt Kilimanjaro]

Sounds like a great question for your colleges admissions office.

 

[red doctober]

Regardless, you'll have to retake biology at a university anyway if you intend to move on to medical school some day.

You can actually substitute upper-level bio courses for the 1 year of intro bio that med schools require if you passed out of intro bio by AP or whatever.

 

[487806]

Regardless, you'll have to retake biology at a university anyway if you intend to move on to medical school some day.

Retaking is unnecessary (i.e. it's wasting AP credits). Upper-level courses are a good substitute.