Stupendousman
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If you passed the AP Calculus or AP Physics tests during high school with a 3 or more can do you still have to fulfill the Calculus and Physics requirements during college or are you fully covered?
As I understand it, you can only test out of Calc I and Physics I, and are required to take Calc II and Physics II at the university level.
Really? Here AP BC Calculus only gets you out of Calc I, so I had to take Calc II anyway. For physics, I tested out of both mechanics and E&M, so I have credit for both on my transcript. However, my advisor last year told me I'd have to retake physics II at the university level...right now I'm trying to find out for sure if that's true.
As I understand it, you can only test out of Calc I and Physics I, and are required to take Calc II and Physics II at the university level.
out of curiousity, is high-school AP physics calc-based? If not then you most definitely will not have a case. I'd be very surprised if you got out of either requirement personally.....college is a whole different ball game. At the very least you will have a good leg up in terms of those classes.