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Question #65:
  • I got a B in an AP class, but I got a 5 on the test. Which will the colleges consider more important?
Answer #65:
  • A 5 on an AP test is very impressive, and will be noted when the admissions committee does a first reading on your application. A "B" is still a terrific grade in an AP course, and is considered even better if you took the course in sophomore or junior year. Stop worrying! It sounds as though you are headed for a terrific college experience.
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