I think getting out of college will be very useful since not only do you have to pay one less year of tuition, but you will likely one more year’s worth of income since you will probably start working a year earlier
You know people in their early twenties not only know what AP exams are but could have taken them recently. I didn't take mine seriously. I remember writing the lyrics to a song on the back of one of my exams when I finished. I received 5s, so it's not like I was terrible at them, I just was unmotivated about them. I didn't use them to skip any college coarse either. I kinda regret not taking them all or redeeming them for college credits, but I don't regret it that much. At least for me AP courses improved your GPA more than honors classes, so I already was getting something out of them. Also, most people aren't going to use AP credits to skip classes in their major already for various reasons. I could have skipped requirements like English or History courses but I was on a scholarship and didn't want to waste classes. I could have just used the credits to skip the lower-level requirements, but you have so much freedom with your courses I could already pick classes that were more interesting than basic 101s classes and it's not like I wanted to skip ahead to 102s with the credits. Because I did sports in highschool it was hard to focus on exams that didn't even effect your grade.
