Would you think that AP will be, in any way, useful for a person who has done GCE A levels in three subjects?
Is an AP considred higher than a GCE A level?
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I assume AP = the college board Advanced Placement ??
If so, I don't think it has much use for someone who's done the G.C.E. A-Levels.
The main reason you'd wanna do your APs is to get transfer credits at Univ. but the
A-Levels are recognized for transfer credits at most accredited institutions as it is...
I know at MIT for example, you get 12 credits for a score of 5 on AP and the same credits for either an "A" or a "B" (!!) on the A-Levels...
At the University of Toronto, I got courses waived in first year for Calculus, Business and Physics since I had a B or better on them in my A-Levels.
That's moi 2-cents. Hope that helps.
Ciao,
Umar.
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I know at MIT for example, you get 12 credits for a score of 5 on AP and the same credits for either an "A" or a "B" (!!) on the A-Levels...
At the University of Toronto, I got courses waived in first year for Calculus, Business and Physics since I had a B or better on them in my A-Levels.
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WOW!.....and these aussies made me do everything again!
But I found the Advanced Placement course much more higher than the GCE a level one.
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Placement test helps us get credit for a 100 level course…
I got 24 credits for my three alevel subjects, which is pretty neat
http://www3.pak.org/gupshup/smilies/wink.gif
So I had to do no chemistry/physics/calculus courses at uni