[random499]

I can’t find this answer anywhere. Does anyone know if AP units that show up on my transcript can be used towards the 24-unit business related courses requirement? To be specific, I’m wondering if, for example, units that show up on my transcript (adjusted for college and my degree) for AP Calculus can be used towards the 24-unit business related (I know they can be used for the 150). I’m getting different answers.

[Minimorty]

Why would Calculus be considered a Business course? It is a Math course. It probably won't (and shouldn't) count towards your business units.

[random499]

Thanks for your reply, but I'm guessing you are not in California.

I'm talking about the business-related courses. Math classes are acceptable for this portion of the application.

[Minimorty]

https://www.dca.ca.gov/cba/publications/applbook.pdf

You are actually right about Math classes counting towards Business units. That is pretty retarded, but whatever.

If your college transcript gives you 3 (or 4) credit units for Calculus, then it will count towards the 24 Business units you need. It wont matter if you got the units from passing the AP exam or taking the actual course through a college. If you were given the units, the units will count.

[random499]

Thanks for your reply. That makes me feel much better about applying for the exam.

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