By the time you enter college, approx. how many units of credit will they give YOU

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<p>for all of the APs that you will have taken by then? Overlaps don’t count (if you took 2 calcs for example), and count them based on whatever college you intend to attend.</p>

<p>I just totalled mine, and I’ll receive 58 units if I attend my local in-state school (university of arizona). It should let me get out of virtually all the core requirements and allow me to pursue courses that I have some interest in.</p>

<p>What about you? How many credits will your future college likely give you?</p>

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<p>I’ve received 51 credit-hours from the University of Georgia. As an entering freshman, I have all of my general education credits bar two already knocked out of the way. It’s nice. (I’m not planning to use quite all of my AP credit, though–I thought entering organic chemistry as a first-semester freshman was a bad idea, for one thing.)</p>

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<p>My college gives very little credit. D: I can only get credit for math and English. Nothing for my history, bio, foreign language tests.</p>

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<p>UNC will give me up to 39 credit hours from the AP classes I’ve taken (and my ACT score).</p>

<p>I do believe, however, that I will be waiving 10 of those credit hours (physics and calculus).</p>

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<p>Berkeley will give me 16 units of AP credit (4 AP classes) and 18 units of college class credit, which I took during high school.</p>

<p>I might have already fulfilled their International Studies Requirement with my 4th semester French class.</p>

<p>In total, 34 Units.</p>

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<p>I’m transferring 16 AP credits between 4 exams (6 calc, 4 chem, 3 English, 3 stats).</p>

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<p>I would have had 48 units… but since I go to trabuco and they cancelled all of our scores this year, I’ll have only 24. :(</p>

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<p>I took 32 (the max).</p>

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<p>Isn’t 32 the max for USC?</p>