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TheBlackAdder

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6. Oh, the AP Credits took. They did not impact her taking transferring 60 county credits

Reply to seabeyond (Reply #5)

Wed Apr 29, 2015, 11:48 AM

Apr 2015

I thought the school would cap her at 60 non-school credits, but the AP credits are being treated separately. So she is able to actually get 72 total credits at reduced rates. The savings was a reduction from $3,000 a credit to $100 a credit for county, and $33 a credit for AP, as they pay $99 an AP test.

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yup. for debt free, i am giving my boys a number that they cannot go over. and it is not a high seabeyond Apr 2015 #1

One kid is going to a top school in the country, they allow 50% Community College credits. TheBlackAdder Apr 2015 #2

my first did the same, transferrable AP and will have 3.5 yrs. athletic/academic scholarship saving seabeyond Apr 2015 #3

I forgot, she has 12 AP credits which don't count towards the 60 credits of county. TheBlackAdder Apr 2015 #4

bummer with the AP. it is something to consider. on lucked out that ALL of his were transferred. nt seabeyond Apr 2015 #5

Oh, the AP Credits took. They did not impact her taking transferring 60 county credits TheBlackAdder Apr 2015 #6