1. Why did you decide to take an AP test?
2.  Was it worth it?
3. What is one piece of advice you could give to future testers?

Senior Urja Parikh

1. “I took it because I wanted to earn college credit and be exempted from the class next year.”
2. “It was worth it since I’ll be able to get out of the classes if I score high enough. The multiple choice portion of my exams really weren’t that bad.”
3. “Stay calm. It’s not the end of the world if you don’t do well. It won’t go against you. Study hard, try your best, don’t cram for the test, ask your teachers for extra help if you need it.”

Senior Cory Zayance

1. “I took AP tests because I knew my classes had prepared me for them and I wanted the college credit.”
2. “I thought the tests weren’t too hard and I think I will get a high enough score granting me college credit.”
3. “Only take the tests if you believe you can get a three or higher. If you didn’t do well in the class and you don’t think you will score well, don’t take the test.”

1. Why are more rigorous classes important and beneficial?
2. What is the most important lesson you learned from your AP class(es)?
3. What are you looking forward to do most after the AP testing weeks are over?

Junior Adam Scott

1. “Rigorous classes are important because they allow you to be challenged.”
2. “I learned through AP, what a college course really entails.”
3. “I look forward to relaxing and watching the movies in class.”

Junior Matt Donahue

1. “Rigorous classes challenge my thinking and have helped me grow and develop my love for knowledge.”
2. “The most important lesson I learned was time management and prioritizing.”
3. “I look forward to hanging out with the rest of the kids in my class and not studying for the tests anymore.”