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Smitty2810,000+ posts

@baseballhs posted:
I would think kids are easily able to graduate in 4 years now with all the dual credit and AP classes. My daughter and her friend just graduated in 3. My son just entered his freshman year as a sophomore due to dual credit, as did most of his friends.

It depends on the school. My 3 kids all entered college with 8+ AP classes and they got 0 credits towards their degree. Their reward for taking the AP and passing the college's proficiency tests were that they got to take the advanced/sophomore level version of the class their freshman year, i.e. they were "rewarded" with a much more rigorous curriculum.

10/30/201:03 PM

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