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Back-to-School Advice: How Many AP Classes Are Enough?

One of the most common topics students ask about is their AP course load. For many students, AP classes are a badge of honor. "How many AP's are you taking? Which ones? What scores did you get" Questions like these abound before every school year, and after it ends for summer. Similar pressure to achieve surrounds IB and Honors courses. This leaves students and parents to wonder, how many AP classes are enough to be accepted to a good college? For some, the question is: will it ever be enough?

Auburn vs. University of Alabama: Alabama College Rivalry

Let’s compare Auburn and the University of Alabama from a college counseling perspective to get you on the right track.

Duke vs. UNC-Chapel Hill: North Carolina Rivals

Let’s dive into Duke vs. UNC-Chapel Hill from a college counseling perspective, from academics to campus culture to sports and more.

University of Michigan vs. Ohio State University

Both Michigan (UM) and Ohio State (OSU) have their unique strengths, but which one aligns best with your future goals in college and beyond?

USC vs. UCLA: the Battle of Southern California

Comparing the research between USC vs. UCLA will help you determine which might be the better fit for your goals.

Stanford vs. UC Berkeley: Choosing Your Perfect Fit

Let’s dive into the details of Stanford vs. UC Berkeley from a college counseling perspective to help you make an informed decision.

University of Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt University

UT vs. Vanderbilt: Explore academics, costs, campus culture, and student outcomes to decide which top Tennessee university is right for you.

University of Arizona vs. Arizona State University

Let’s break down the University of Arizona (UA) vs. Arizona State University (ASU) debate to help you make an informed choice.

University of Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma State University

Let’s explore the Oklahoma rivalry between OU vs. OSU to help you decide which school aligns best with your future goals.