u/EnvironmentalEye2297

Has anyone here done Michigan in Washington or applied to it? I’m interested in hearing about the overall experience including admissions and selectivity, workload, housing and social life in DC, internship quality, networking opportunities, and whether you felt it was worth it overall for someone interested in public policy or political science.

Anyone else notice this section in the terms and conditions while taking an AP this year?
College Board may use artificial intelligence, machine learning, and other computational methods (collectively, “AI”), including in the development and scoring of tests and for test security purposes. The use of AI is monitored and is designed to help improve efficiency and fairness. 
Thought it was interesting and slightly alarming so i'm interested to hear people's thoughts.