<p>Just wondering… Thank you!</p>
<p>It shouldn’t. AP Calc AB is designed to be the equivalent of a semester of college calculus, while AP Calc BC is considered the equivalent of a full year of college calculus. The AP exam is actually designed so that those taking BC will get a subscore for the first part of the test, the AB component. I guess this is done to allow partial AP credit in case the test taker doesn’t do well in the second, BC section.</p>
<p>Oh, really? I was thinking of taking it not really for another exam credit but mostly to boost up my GPA/class rank. Would taking it be able to do that? Kinda of like how some people take AB before BC etc.</p>
<p>GPA and class rank rules are school specific, and how they’re evaluated by colleges also vary school by school.</p>