u/Emotional-Touch-5313

Is late testing harder than the regular ones? I heard that was the case historically but I don’t have anyone to verify it with.

I already made a post similar to this but it’s AP week and I’m realizing I’m cooked 😭😭

I took 4 APs this year (my junior year) and none before this year. My school doesn’t offer any to freshmen, so I didn’t have a chance to take those then either. But not only did I take my first AP tests this year, I also messed up horribly on all of them and might get straight 4s or even a 3. I’m really disappointed in myself and I feel like my college application is doomed 😭 my dream school is UCLA/Cal because I’m in state, so it would be cheaper to attend but I feel like with such terrible course rigor I’ve ruined all my chances…

GUYS hypothetically if i left 9 letters blank. like 2 of which were worth 3 points. how cooked am i correct answers only put your predictions in the comments down below #subscribe ❤️❤️❤️

In honor of AP week, I can safely say I probably got straight 4s at best… when I ask people if the scores matter, they always say “kind of” and I just want an honest answer that’s not so in-between 😭

And!! I want to major in something STEM related but I feel like I totally bombed my AP chemistry test… does that make me look bad?

I have such poor time management I skipped 9 letter parts for the frq… guys am I getting a 0 😭 I skipped like 3 of the bottom questions for both q1 and 2 and I skipped b in like question 5 and 6 and one more I forget for question 4…