<p>lol! getting back to the subject… I said I am planning to take AP’s next year as in senior year cuz no way that I coulda this year! In Math, we are still in the middle of Algebra 2 now… and sae with bio and physics… i was planning to finsh algebra 2 this year… self study precalc in the summer, and then self study AP calc, bio, psychology, and maybe physics next year…
I know that this is not perfect since uni’s look at junior year and AP’s would only count in college credit… but i dunno…
what do u guys think?!</p>
<p>IN SENIOR YEAR THOUGH?! would they make a difference in admission?! and. um… ehem not sure about phys at all, though :P… i have a friend who self studied psychology in a month cuz it’s easy… shall i take it this year then… someone taking it who can help?</p>
<p>I’m self studying 6 tests. (AP Bio, AP Environ, AP Psych, AP Human Geo, AP Stats, AP Comp Gov)
You should be perfectly fine.
I, unfortunately, have to take these tests as prerequisites to the more advanced APs. :S 10 AP tests for me this year.</p>
<p>Took a practice ACT English and Math, my score increased 3 points in English and 4 points in Math. Really happy about that. I wonder how much my reading and science score will increase. If I keep this up for all of March (i’m taking the April ACT) then I can be on my way to a 34/35/36(if I’m lucky enough). </p>
<p>Also, I’m might not be taking the SAT. I figured my time is better spent preparing for the ACT (I need it to graduate). I’m still taking the SAT subject exams though. </p>
<p>What are your opinions on this? Lets say in an ideal world I get…</p>
<p>ACT w/ writing: 35
SAT Math II: 800
SAT US History: 800
SAT Spanish: 780 </p>
<p>Would taking the SAT even be necessary, or would it even affect my chances?</p>