<p>I am a senior so I have already been accepted to college (7 year med program next year) so it’s not like my AP scores are going to make a difference in my college admissions. Since I’m doing the 7 year med program next year, will passing the AP exams Im taking this year even help me? That is to say, I’m taking AP Gov for example…which is not even remotely related to medicine. So if my major is the med program, even if I pass the AP Gov test…what good will that do me? It may not even be a required class right?
I dont want to spend my time studying for it if it’s not even worth it.</p>
<p>Uh…well there are general education requirements you will have to fulfill though, right?</p>
<p>Sure, but that doesn’t include getting a 4 or 5 on the AP exam…</p>
<p>OH. I understand what you’re saying. Ignore what I just said. But is gov even a general education requirement?</p>
<p>and what about psych?</p>
<p>It depends on the college, though I’d say typically it’s not, but I don’t know. I’d say study for the hell of it, and then wing the rest of it. Psychology could, depending on the college.</p>
<p>I mean if you’re like me and don’t really have to pay a lot for them because you get free/reduced lunch then like go for it. The only test I plan on passing (and actually trying on) is APES because I really love my teacher and I’ve learned so much that I think that even if I don’t study I’ll be fun. I have stats (which I fully intend on drawing flowers all over the free response section for) and lit, which is basically a joke anyway.</p>
<p>OK so i just found out that i am exempt from any general ed requirements as an HPM. soooo does passing gov then do me any good at all?</p>
<p>haha senioritis to the max - think i’m probably getting a 3 in the psych exam i gave today</p>
<p>your parents payed $90 for it. I would try to get at least a 4 :rolleyes:</p>
<p>to answer my question in retrospect and to anyone whoever is wondering the same thing - NO. if you’re exempt from gen eds or your exams are not on courses you’d be taking in college anyway, don’t even bother paying for the exam</p>