<p>My school doesn’t do Aps, I actually don’t even know what those are! (Could someone explain what they are?!), but lots of schools like London School of Economics require things regarding them for International applicants. I only have a GPA… does anyone have any advice?</p>
<p>what year are you? if you’re a sophomore you have plenty of time so don’t worry, and you can still make this work if you’re a junior (if just might be a little more rushed in that case). for schools that require ap scores, your best bet is to pick some tests to ‘self-study’ for, meaning you use the prep book to prepare even though you haven’t taken the class. if there’s an honor class at your school that lines up to an ap course (maybe us history or world history, or economics, etc) that could be quite doable depending on the strength of your school, plus you can go on cc’s ap section to see which aps are easiest to study on your own. good luck! :)</p>
<p>Search them up on Collegeboard.com, they have a great explanation 
If your school doesn’t offer them, you could look into online courses or just buy/borrow a book from the library and self-study.</p>