Most schools will accept some AP classes, as long as you get high scores (4 or 5). NYU accepts almost all AP’s, but not necessarily for required credit (you can’t get out of certain freshman or gen. ed courses). They also do not accept the AP English exams (composition or literature), but other than that, it depends on the college (in NYU) you go to. I took AP Composition, Literature, Statistics, Calc BC, Computer Science II, European History, US History, Psychology, and Biology, and I got credit for everything except my English courses. The history exams are especially useful if you want to major in history in CAS, because it gets you out of a lot of required courses. Usually, since NYU is primarily liberal arts, Calculus and a science course such as Bio will get you out of the required math and science–unless you go to Steinhardt, in which case the required math (quantitative reasoning) is required no matter what. I would contact your division within NYU for further questions.

Try www.collegeconfidential.com

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Where has this info been all my life!

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Just call the admissions office of any perspective school tomorrow and ask. just describe your situation to them –they’re there to answer those kind of questions.

Heres the number : 212) 998-4500

and the site: http://admissions.nyu.edu/contact/

Good luck!

http://admissions.nyu.edu/applying_for_admission/index.php?page=advanced_standing_credit&category=freshman

http://admissions.unc.edu/academics/placement.htm

Good Luck!!