<p>every day?!! How many are you taking???</p>
<p>meeeeep!!!</p>
<p>PS ty
You too!</p>
<p>every day?!! How many are you taking???</p>
<p>meeeeep!!!</p>
<p>PS ty
You too!</p>
<p>6 of them…</p>
<p>and what does ty mean?</p>
<p>The yeti. /<em>comment</em>/ It is used to address someone informally, i.e. “Ty, cya’ l8er!”</p>
<p>“ApUSh is so much easier than AP Euro…”</p>
<p>explain naidu! Do u really mean that?</p>
<p>collegeguy: Are graduate classes to college kids like AP classes to HS kids?</p>
<p>I hope APUSH is easy. I actually like US history especially when we talk about the 19th century America. What I don’t like is delving too deep into the tactical procedures of the wars. I never remember them anyway.</p>
<p>l0l, I actually never thought of it like that.</p>
<p>Mmmm, yes and no.</p>
<p>I’m taking them as an undergrad, but they aren’t treated any differently. They aren’t weighted higher or anything. They are just more specialized classes (like in the field you like), and thus are considered higher level (and usually harder).</p>
<p>Graduate students usually have to take graduate courses. I am not sure what would happen if I applied to grad school. I haven’t exactly checked to see whether it matters. :o</p>
<p>@ny: ty means “thank you” :)</p>
<p>@asif - the APUSH test is much easier because the time span is so much less for APUSH and because we already know half the stuff before we start…</p>
<p>I hope you do well today asif!</p>
<p>thanks naidu! ;)</p>
<p>My APUSH test is over!</p>
<p>now I only have 5 more left…</p>
<p>yayyyyyyyyyy</p>
<p>6 is too many AP’s!</p>
<p>I only ever took 3 at a time ;)</p>
<p>Kids these days… pffffffft</p>
<p>^ old people think they are better than everyone else :p</p>
<p>Of course :p!</p>
<p>like me!!
Cuz I have been holding out on u!
I am actually, a 63 year old perv!</p>
<p>what? ???</p>
<p>weird…</p>
<p>l0l I agree with naidu. </p>
<p>I am still like “what???”</p>
<p>this thread is alive, but purposeless…</p>
<p>Do you typically try to kill your own threads? :p</p>
<p>Oh, did I say 63? I meant 53. I’m sorry (ROFLMAO)</p>
<p>53??? I don’t think that makes a difference!</p>
<p>Run from debate_addict!!!</p>