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IB vs AP: Which One Should You Take?

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Advanced Placement (AP) program Whether you want to specialize in specific subjects or get a head start in your field of study, the Advanced Placement (AP) Program could be your ideal choice. AP lets you choose courses based on your interests and strengths, helping you tailor an academic path that fits your goals.

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What Are the Levels of Math in College? Insights + Tips

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Different Types of Math in College Understanding the variety of math courses available in college can help you align your studies with your major and career goals. Math is the key to logical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical reasoning that benefits every field of study.

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150 Questions to Ask When Visiting Colleges

StandOut College Prep

What study abroad programs are available? What is the school’s policy on AP credits? Are there research facilities available for students who want to conduct research in their field of study? Are there opportunities for undergraduate research? Are there opportunities for internships or co-ops?

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How to Succeed as a Johns Hopkins Premed

Shemmassian Academic Consulting

As a warning, students should be careful when using AP credits to place ahead of introductory courses. The content taught in these AP courses may not always match perfectly with the material that is taught in the equivalent Hopkins courses, information which may be needed down the road for exams such as the MCAT.

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How to Succeed as a UC Berkeley Premed

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Most medical schools do not accept English AP credit (except for some UC medical schools), but if you place out of R&C courses, you can use courses in these departments to fulfill this requirement. On first glance, creating a schedule may seem overwhelming!