<p>I plan on taking two AP classes next year in addition to the two I took this year, so by the time I graduate I will have taken AP English Lang, AP English Lit, AP Psychology, and AP Music Theory…but I’m applying to Ivy League schools and some people I see on here have taken 13 APs! That’s almost impossible at my school due to scheduling (we do a modified block with two sets of four classes alternating every day). Taking more than two a year is impossible for me due to graduation requirements. Will this matter when I apply if the majority of the rest of my courses were honors or gifted with good grades?</p>
<p>Colleges will look at how your school’s AP policies work, so you shouldn’t be at a disadvantage if you can only take at most four AP’s. They look for lots of other things on the application, too.</p>