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Cosmocat

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7. Advanced Placement Courses

Reply to MattSh (Reply #5)

Wed Sep 16, 2015, 06:46 AM

Sep 2015

helps for admission to college and also can be used for credit for college courses (saving money and cutting on the number of college courses a student has to take).

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OK, what the hell is an AP class? MattSh Sep 2015 #5

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