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Students can earn unit credit for a score of three or higher on Advanced Placement exams. Sometimes, an AP exam score will meet a course requirement as well. Course credit is determined by the Environmental Sciences faculty and is shown in the chart below. These scores and applicable course credit only apply to Environmental Sciences majors. High school AP work, no matter how demanding, is not necessarily the same as college level work. Berkeley professors' expectations of what students should know can differ greatly from what high school students might expect. Although students may have an AP score that waives them out of a requirement, they are not required to skip the class. Students may choose, without penalty, to take a class for which they already received AP credit. For example, if you received a 3 on the AB Math Exam and you take Math 1A, you will still receive 2.7 units for the AP test and 4 units for Math 1A. Students who decide to skip a course based on an AP score should be prepared for a higher level workload in the next course. Talk to the ES advisor about a first semester schedule if you decide to use an AP score in lieu of a requirement.
Environmental
Sciences Modification Date: 10/03/2006
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