i have successfully not studied for any AP exam. but i did get some other class homework done.
We have to go in person, apparently. No concrete requirement, but CollegeBoard has levied the threat of prevention of correction. No revisions to multiple choice answers. And for the AP Calculus exam, you have to type free responses. TYPE. TYPE. TYPE.TYPE.TYPE.TYPE.TYPE.TYPE. Latex is stupendously frustrating to utilize. The one area where my typing is slower than my handwriting. Now I have to juggle between the multiple choice restrictions and my typing speeds. I'm likely only going to do the calculus test in person, because I typically answer the questions and don't look back for the APUSH and APEH tests. And they have three essay formats so an actually decent typing speed will allow my inscriptions to be both legible and fully completed.
By now there's no way that they can refrain from admitting it. CollegeBoard has no care for the individuals servicing them with ample test fees, in the middle of a pandemic, where half of the people paying probably don't have jobs and are barely getting any sort of rendition of a stimulus check. I'm lucky enough to have the privileges of not worrying of the finances, but that doesn't mean I feel any sort of righteousness towards funding the already funded establishment, the middleman of colleges and high schools. In no way have CollegeBoard ever benefitted the consumer. And they're a non-profit. God I can't type hyphens.
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Non-Fictionedit: i'm back!!! new journal on my profile. hope i can talk to some of you again. let's drag ourselves through the troughs of life together :) Hi, I'm Alex :) Ranks: We peaked somewhere in the top 50 for journal or something, although tbh I don't k...
