<p>I will definitly be using my AP credits! I was actually in Physics B and prepared outside for the C exam because GT does not take B credit, and I was actually in AP calc BC and Chemistry. I completely agree with you when you say AP Vs. GPA is a better way to determine if the GPA is inflated. I was just trying to make a point that just because you have a low SAT and high GPA it does not mean your school inflates grades. Slightmanifesto might have felt like I didnt deserve to get in to Georgia Tech because I did not have the 2000+ of the average admitted student. I got in because i had 95+ in all my math and science AP classes and got higher on the Physics C test then most of the people who got accepted early action to Tech who were actually in the class. I got a 680 on SAT math but a 5 on the BC calculus exam.I am pretty sure the knowledge for that AP exam is more challenging then the basic algebra on the SAT, but I am better at free response then fast paced MC.</p>
<p>My point for slightmanifesto was that if his school was really as challenging as he makes it out to be( resulting in his on the low side for GT GPA and high test scores) he would have easily made a 4 or 5 with a B in the class.If he has gotten a B in AP chemistry and a 5 on the AP exam, he could email his admission councilor to show how rigorous his school is.(Mrs. Estes is a very nice lady and very helpful)</p>
<p>sorry, the SAT score thing really annoys me because I am just as smart as most Tech students that get accepted with 2000+, but prone to careless errors(I really am working on it).</p>