u/Shady_Developer
I was recently hacked due to negligence on my part and I want to make sure I have a way to remember the email account and passwords that I own (I have over 30 accounts so it’s hard to manage what goes with what) I tried saving it in one place and when that was leaked everything got compromised so I’m wondering what are the best free ways to stay secure in this modern era?
I have the MacBook M1 if that matters
CollegeBoard finally resented and decided to rightfully keep the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) based on achievement, not adversity.
EDIT: CollegeBoard yeeted us, turns out this was just a trick and it'd appear they just renamed it to Landscape https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/landscape/comprehensive-data-methodology-overview.pdf
CollegeBoard finally resented and decided to rightfully keep the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) based on achievement, not adversity.
EDIT: CollegeBoard yeeted us, turns out this was just a trick and it'd appear they just renamed it to Landscape https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/landscape/comprehensive-data-methodology-overview.pdf
I need it asap please dm me a pdf/drive link if you have, ty
I was talking to my counselor about APs and he told me that recently counselors sat in on some decision making at universities across the country and they found out that APs aren't looked at, at all, until after admission is decided (he did mention that was something recently instituted). However, so many people say their AP scores when doing chancemes and so many people take needless APs for college. I am predicting a 5 in every AP exam i took this year (calc, stats, csa) except for lang (i feel good abt my mc and frq but you can never tell bc if you have a shitty grader so...) and physics may be a 4.
Is my counselor accidentally misinforming me (he just looked at my top college list: Prin
I'm taking both this weekend, which should i take before the other. I know it usually shouldn't matter but I am way better at math2 than i am at physics (I have only physics honors at my school which is basically a shortened ap physics 1 and thus i had to self study a lot of the curriculum). Do you experienced test takers recommend taking one subject test before the other?
(Please don't tell me to decide the moment of bc i wouldnt have made this post then)
I know it is probably different between colleges (I have a list that I'm specifically asking about at the end), but I was mainly wondering this: do they take into account credits transferred?
I took summer courses to skip Geometry Honors and Introduction to Computer Science along with AP Music Theory and AP Economics (I had reasons for doing so: so i could go straight to APCSA sophomore year and take AP Calc BC as a junior) at above-average credible institutions (JHU CTY online, Peddie High school (in-person), Berklee school of music, and Apex Learning Online). I got an A in all courses (Introduction to Computer Science was actually 2 courses), and while whenever I meet someone, they al
