u/Techno_Eggnog
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UCF’S SCORES ARE OUT!
I had already known about Precalculus since I took it last year, but I’m super happy that my Physics score was in the upper bound of my prediction!
u/Techno_Eggnog — 22 days ago
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AP Score Rewards
1: suffer through Khan Academy
2: suffer through Khan Academy
3: realize this class did nothing to me because my major requires the calculus based physics course
4: go swimming (fluids reference)
5: Starbucks
Forgot to put my score prediction so… maybe a low 4 at most? Probably a 3 if I’m being honest. Those FRQs were so brutal 💔
u/Techno_Eggnog — 25 days ago
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Personally I think more people need to see this
u/Techno_Eggnog — 26 days ago
▲ 25 r/ApplyingToCollege
The New HYPSM?
I think we can all agree that Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, and MIT are extremely overrated by now. So what’s the “new” top 5 standard of academia? I have an idea, but I wanna hear yours!
H - High Point University
Y - Youngstown State University
P - Pasadena City College
S - Samford University
M - Murray State University
u/Techno_Eggnog — 30 days ago
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Their taste might be weird, but you don’t have to explain it to them…
u/Techno_Eggnog — 1 month ago
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(repost of (yet another)) Hypothetical AP Class: Engineering Principles
Most colleges require students taking an engineering major to take an intro to engineering class. Having this in high school will let students start directly in coursework related to their chosen sectors.
u/Techno_Eggnog — 2 months ago
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(another) Hypothetical AP Class: Anatomy and Physiology
This is a common class for biology/pre-med/life sciences students taken in HS or in college and would add to the life sciences sector of AP science. With all the chemistry and physics, this would be a nice change of pace.
u/Techno_Eggnog — 2 months ago
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Hypothetical AP Class: AP Women’s History
If college board wants to have more cultural history classes (like African American History), Women’s History would be a good second class for it.
u/Techno_Eggnog — 2 months ago