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knitter4democracy

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10. I could see this if you're in Texas.

Reply to antigop (Reply #7)

Wed May 21, 2014, 10:15 PM

May 2014

Many states that had similar programs have since cut them due to lack of funds.

Sure, colleges ask about it, but honestly, from what I have been told by admissions reps (I usually teach junior and senior English and work with admissions reps to get my kids into the programs they want), it's either not a consideration or such a small one when all else is figured in.

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Crossing the Line: How the Academic Rat Race Is Making Our Kids Sick [View all] antigop May 2014 OP

Neither one of my kids is doing exboyfil May 2014 #1

in my state, a lot of the highschools give weighted credit for AP, but not dual credit. antigop May 2014 #2

Our school is unusual in that exboyfil May 2014 #3

College admissions people make them re-figure that. knitter4democracy May 2014 #4

The weighted gpa impacts your class ranking, nt antigop May 2014 #5

Which gets you squat in most colleges. knitter4democracy May 2014 #6

in Texas, if you are in the top 10% you get automatic admission to state colleges antigop May 2014 #7

I could see this if you're in Texas. knitter4democracy May 2014 #10

fwiw...... antigop May 2014 #8

Amen to that. AP parents are a whole 'nother bunch. knitter4democracy May 2014 #9