<p>Does anyone know how AP credits work at Emory? The website says that you get 4 credit hours per exam. What does that mean?</p>
<p>4 credits hours is basically one class. However, you need a 4 or a 5 to “pass”…a 3 won’t get you credit.</p>
<p>Do the AP tests (4 or 5) serve as prerequisites or as actual credits. In other words, if I come in with 6 tests (24 credits) will that be advanced standing or just bump me up to the next class in the series.</p>
<p>It depends.
- Foreign language AP credit doesn’t do you a whole lot of good as you still have to take a sequential class at Emory to satisfy the general education requirements (GERs) but then you receive 8 credits, I believe (so you only have to take one semester of language instead of two)
- You can’t get credit for both AP Language and Comp and AP Lit–just one or the other, but you receive 4 credits and are exempt from the freshman English requirement.
- Other than foreign language, you get credits for everything, so it’s quite easy to get advanced standing. Also, you will most likely exempt out of a lot of GERs.</p>
<p>Hope that helped.</p>
<p>also it helps coming in with a substantial amount of credits for picking classes earlier. for ex. if u come in with enough prob second semester frosh year ull have sophomore standing and pick ahead of all other freshman besides scholars</p>