12 ms·
I vote both hands for AP programs in poor schools. I'm just saying that if we can only retain one of "special needs" and "advanced", I'd pick advanced in a bli
by AlexTWithBeard 6y ago
I vote both hands for AP programs in poor schools.
I'm just saying that if we can only retain one of "special needs" and "advanced", I'd pick advanced in a blink of an eye due to the reason explained above.
Disclaimer: my kids don't qualify for either.
- war1025 6y ago> I vote both hands for AP programs in poor schools. Everyone I have ever met who took AP classes in high school treated them as "get college credit without having to actually learn anything." They seem like a joke to me.
- throwaway0a5e 6y agoNobody remembers stuff they don't use. It's more like "get college credits without paying". Having a semester out of the way is an instant 12.5% discount. If you go to a school that has asinine requirements with regard to freshman and on-campus housing it could be effectively a much larger discount.