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AP Readiness Program Analysis
Taking three AP courses in my junior year was the best, most challenging decision I have had to make in my academic career so far. Being passionate about an advanced education, it was an easy commitment for me to make, however the workload that came along with each AP class had me stretched thin. I am extremely appreciative to the AP Readiness Program that was offered at UCLA for providing me with the resources to succeed in each of my classes. AP Readiness is a monthly program that I attended for my AP English Language and AP Biology classes. This program, which is offered by UCLA, gave me a new perspective on topics that my teachers in school had been reviewing with me simultaneously, along with new things we hadn’t had the chance to learn.
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