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[...] Ask a Nerd! Question: Can I take the AP exams if I am an international student? Brief: In short, yes. If you are applying to a school in the [...]

[...] of education in the United States continues to rise, and students who score a 3 on any of their AP exams will be able to use them for college credit. Students can, potentially, have an entire semester [...]

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[...] , you do not have to take an AP class in order to take the AP exam. But should you? The AP exams are college level courses so, taking the AP exam without taking the class would be like [...]

[...] the time to get to know your teacher and his or her teaching/grading style (READ: “Taking the AP Exam“). Once you have your general organization down it’s time to learn about everything English. [...]

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[...] beyond the traditional school environment in multiple ways (READ: “Ask a Nerd! ‘Taking the AP Exam'”). Someone who is naturally curious and wants to know about the world and others is [...]

[...] to arrange for a private academic tutor when their schedules are still open. If you are taking AP classes in the fall or if you are planning to take the SAT or ACT this year, go ahead and call up that [...]

[...] and with practice. Answer I’m guessing that you have college prep study (SAT or ACT), AP classes, a private Irvine tutor (don’t wait too late in the school year to book your academic [...]

[...] have done everything right. You scored 150 points higher than needed on the SAT and you took 4 AP classes and scored a 4 or 5 on all of the exams. You did more than was required for your community [...]

[...] local choices. Mistake #3 – Let grades slip Junior year can be frustrating to say the least. AP classes and SAT/ACT test prep are in full swing. Many students think that they can let one or two [...]