Hi, I have a quick question.
I am a rising junior in at a public magnet HS. Most of the magnet courses have been reviewed by a committee of educators, including university personnel, and deemed to be college level work. Therefore such courses carry weighted GPA credit equivalent to Advanced Placement courses. Some are year long, others only one semester long.
For the chancing profile, can I plug them in as APs or should they be honors ?
My school district does not weight honors classes.
Thank you
Hmm: this is tough since they are not technically AP courses, but if they are deemed equivalent level (same weight/rigor) then yes, I would put them down as APs. I recommend that you try to take the AP exams that overlap with the subjects (I am assuming you鈥檙e at a stem magnet HS like Bronx Sci or something like that, so you could tae the science/calculus AP exams). Since your school also doesn鈥檛 have honors I would put them as APs. Normally it wouldn鈥檛 count for that level, but if they鈥檝e been deemed equivalent level then sure, for college vine鈥檚 algorithm, put them in as APs. Colleges won鈥檛 count them as actual AP classes when you鈥檙e applying but they鈥檒l recognize that they鈥檙e equal-level classes.
If they give college credit I鈥檇 say list as AP or if these serve as prep classes for the AP test consider them AP classes. But if neither of those 2 criteria are met I鈥檇 consider it honors.
That鈥檚 for admissions
But for 黄果短剧 algorithm I鈥檇 say split all of the Magnet courses down the middle so 8 magnet courses becomes 4 honors and 4 AP as they are better than honors but compared to AP they aren鈥檛 as good
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Thank you ! Yes, we are Math & Science academy. Once finished with HS I will have taken AP Chem (actually got a 4 this year), AP Biology, AP Physics 1 & AP Physics C with AP Calc BC. So that won't be an issue.