<p>I enjoy psychology, and plan to take the exam in high school just for the heck of it.</p>
<p>But if I do well, will it fulfill some psychology requirements for some majors in college? …Besides a Psych major of course.</p>
<p>Im planning on going to a math/science route perhaps computers, but heck I’m only a sophomore I don’t know what I want to do, so I’ll keep my options broad. Thanks CC</p>
<p>teaching i think requires psychology and nursing</p>
<p>Psychology is often either required or accepted for the “general education” or “core curriculum” at a university, regardless of degree. Much like a History major still needs math/science credit, a Computer Science major would need social science credit (at most universities).</p>
<p>^Ah great BillyMc, nice to know. I guess that goes for foreign language too</p>
<p>Often it does, though I know that some universities do not require foreign language as general education but will accept it. On the whole, though, earning college credits in AP exams will benefit you and most likely be applicable, assuming a high score.</p>