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<li>When you get into your college of choice. (hopefully future true story)</li>
<li>When you’re already studying for next year’s APs though testing just finished.</li>
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<li> When your AP teacher dies. :(</li>
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<p>^I knew all of the proctors by name, because they’re teachers/guidance workers at my school.</p>
<h1>104 is happening to me :)</h1>
<p>The only one I wouldn’t have taken would be AP Spanish (I took AP French this year)</p>
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<li>When you spend 24 hours taking AP tests. ;D</li>
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<li>When going to the exam room becomes the routine while going to class becomes the exception.</li>
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<li><p>You wait exactly 48 hours until the FRQs are released, then sit at the collegeboard website refreshing the page until they are out.</p></li>
<li><p>Your regular teachers give up on making you make up work because theres only 10 days left of school, and heck, whats the point</p></li>
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<li>When during AP week you camp out at the testing center and don’t even bother going home or to school.</li>
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<li>When you think your late test is tomorrow, but it’s actually today, and you only find out at 1 PM</li>
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<li>When your AP schedule becomes more convoluted than the AP exam itself and you thought you were going to take one exam regular and the other late, but find out that it’s the other way around at exam day. (completely winged WHAP, cuz I thought I was taking Macroecon up until 8 a.m. of the test day when the test was starting)</li>
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