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Advanced Placement (AP) exams are offered in May, and are a great way to show universities that you’re ready for college level coursework. You can even skip certain freshman year requirements if you score a 4 or 5! Although not all schools offer APs, you can still sit the exam if you’re a wiz-kid in a specific subject, or don’t mind studying on your own.

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You might be worried if you fail an AP exam (where failing is receiving a score less than 3), but don’t worry! Passing an AP exam has many benefits: you may receive college credit, it may help you win an AP Scholars award, and it may add to a larger picture of your academic success that can help you get into colleges. Failing an AP exam won’t grant you these advantages, but doesn’t carry any additional weight beyond that. You can certainly still get into colleges, however, you may need to take additional courses once you attend university than you would have with a passing AP score. It’s also worth noting that a failing AP score is evidence that you likely have not grasped the course material, and is an opportunity for you to rethink your study habits.
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