<p>I signed up for 6 tests- Lit, Bio, Calc AB, Spanish, US Gov, Stats. </p>
<p>Gov and Stats were self studies. But now I dont think I can handle taking so many. I’m a senior so I was gonna take these two tests for college credit, but now I’m just thinking forget it, and I’ll try to do well on the tests I’m actually in classes for. What do you guys think?</p>
<p>The tests don’t really matter at all, if you think about it. You don’t even need to report the scores to anyone. Be sure to take the tests for the courses you are taking so that the HS gives you credit on your transcript for having taken the course. Sometimes schools make you take the test in order to give you credit. There is a certain sense to not taking the tests you are self-studying for. It might be a good idea to avoid college credit and just enter a course ladder where you would rather be.</p>
<p>Im a bit confused as to what youre saying. Yeah Im definitely taking the tests for the classes I’m in, no doubt. I dont get your last 2 sentences though.</p>
<p>How often do you read about politics and government? If you are really into that sort of stuff, you shouldn’t need to study for the government exam. I took a practice exam on AP Government and scored a 4 without “studying” the curriculum. I know people who have taken the actual AP exam without any class or self-study and routinely score a 4 or 5.</p>