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Should you take AP Classes?

I know there are only 2 days left to register, and many people are reaching out to me, so here’s what you should consider:

Firstly, AP classes help you prepare academically, especially if you come from a public school in Uzbekistan. They provide a smoother transition into university-level coursework.

Secondly, you earn university credits! By entering university with these credits, you have the flexibility to choose lighter semesters compared to others, or even graduate in just 3 years if you prefer.

When it comes to admissions, counselors often question the academic competency of students from Uzbekistan, particularly from public schools. Taking AP classes is a great way to reassure them about your abilities.

Also, since many students in Uzbekistan are now achieving strong SAT and IELTS scores at a young age but have no other means of challenging themselves academically, AP classes are an excellent way to stand out—especially in the eyes of admissions counselors.

Lastly, keep in mind quality over quantity. Instead of taking three AP classes and scoring a 3, it’s much better to take one or two and aim for a 5.

Consider APs if you already have a high SAT score.

Your academic priorities should be:

1️⃣ IELTS—Essential (your application will not even be considered without it).
2️⃣ SAT—Crucial, especially for public school students.
3️⃣ APs—A strong addition if your scores are high, but not a game-changer.

Noticing more students obsessed with APs while their SAT is still at 1300+. Prioritize your SAT first and only then think about APs.

Splitting focus might leave you with mediocre scores on both, undermining your admissions chances.

@valeranotes