| Ok, let me try to clarify my situation here. I do take AP classes, but my school doesn't offer many of those. The majority of the classes I take are called dual-enrollment courses. In these classes, I stay at my high school with teachers who are certified, and I am instructed on a college level. And when I pass the course, I get college credits from a local community college. Now, are these classes good enough so I wont have to take them again in college, or should I take them again in college just to be sure?
And can anyone tell me if it is really worth going to an Ivy-league university?
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