If you could have...

[TheChort]

Imagine your proctor is a lazy 'tard and doesn't bother looking up from her cosmo magazine during the entire course of the exam.
You have friends sitting at the same table as you, and you even have an internet capable cell phone

what i'm having trouble with is do i tell those of you who've already graduated to answer as if you're still in high school or to answer with your current mindset.

 

[imported_Mike]

I took a few "group" tests back in HS. Nothing as big as an AP test though

 

[xSkyDrAx]

know it or you dont

 

[BigJ]

Nope.

I was confident enough that I was getting 4 or 5s on the exams I took back in HS, so there would've been absolutely no reason for me to have cheated.

 

[dug777]

yes.

what is an AP test?

Assistant Proctologist?

 

[yoda291]

nope. doesn't really count for a whole lot in the long run.

 

[BigJ]

Also, take into account if you get caught cheating on a single AP, ALL of your AP tests are null and void.

 

[TheChort]

Originally posted by: dug777
yes.

what is an AP test?

Assistant Proctologist?

Advanced Placement ... you take it in high school to get college credit later on

 

[aswedc]

There are much easier ways to cheat through college than on an AP test.

 

[IAteYourMother]

no, that's stupid. I get a 5 anyways

 

[LordMaul]

I didn't, and did terrible. Friend of mine did (pulled out a review book and read it through most of the AP US History exam) and got a 4 on it.

Kinda wish I could've. 😉

 

[Eeezee]

That's very risky. Those tests cost money, and having your score revoked is not worth the risk. The AP tests are really easy if you bother to buy some study books or if you have a decent instructor. If you're going to have a tuition waiver, it's still a good idea to take some tests for courses that might apply to something you're doing in the future. Anything that satisfies general requirements, such as calculus, is definitely a good idea. I'd advise buying a book for tests like Chem, Physics, and Calculus. You can definitely use those courses to satisfy requirements for just about any major.

Remember, a 3 is something like 50% of the questions answered correctly. A 5 was 75%ish when I took mine years ago.

On cheating, if you don't know the material very well, then chances are that your friends don't know it either.

 

[her209]

Nope, got all 4's and 5's on all but one AP tests way back when...

 

[TheChort]

Originally posted by: her209
Nope, got all 4's and 5's on all but one AP tests way back when...

but did you know going into the test that you would get 4's and 5's?