ap european history

a college level course taken in highschool by overachievers and really smart kids. the cause of many sleepless nights. you walk into class the first day and there is 30 people in it...the teacher explains what is to be done the entire year and the next day 10 people remain. those 10 people will go through pure hell for the remainder of the year. and just wait until the AP exam...theres nothing worse then sitting in a room for 3 hours not being able to move...writing two essays doing around 100 multiple choice and reading short stories to do data based questions over. the worst part is on the multiple choice if u guess the wrong answer u get a penalty of i think its 1/2 or a whole point...so ur better off just not answering. the hardest part is to even get finished. i only finished 2/3s of the test and scored a 1. i broke down many times from doing all the homework in that class...atleast 3 hours a nite. if ur lucky. oh ill never forget the number of times i thought about comiting suicide. NEVER take this course. even if u think ur smart...u r smart..then u get in that class and suddenly ur IQ is 50 points lower than it was 2 minutes ago.

AP european history WILL bring u down

by scott branner September 14, 2006

AP Calculus AB

An advanced placement (AP) Calculus course taken in high school. This course features one semester of college level Calculus, while the next level available in highschool (Calculus BC) features 2 semesters of Calculus 1. Calculus AB is considered a simpler, less in-depth version of Calculus BC.

"Are you taking AP calculus BC next year?"
"No I decided to take AP calculus AB because I don't think I'm up to the challenge."

by Bakayaro Konoyaro November 17, 2013

ap comp lit

where you get wasted by strange groups such as the "blue oster cult"

famous for ruining GPAs

student i'm going to take ap comp lit
me dude you're going to wasted by the oster man

by J is for the JESUS January 8, 2010

ap biology student

A student that is academically gifted in the study of biology. They live, breath, and sleep biology. All they talk about is biology. When biology is not being spoken of, they throw in a sentence that relates to biology. People think they are crazy for taking an AP Biology. They endure endless hours of homework, sleepless nights, and 19 paged tests every single day. They walk around with a blank look on their face when they are not in biology class because they are wondering where they are. They do not know what to do outside of biology class. They are awkward. They only know how to communicate logically with their fellow homo sapiens that take AP biology. AP Biology students are generally superstitious about staying away from tall buildings and pointy objects when they do not have biology class.

AP Biology Student #1 "Hey, I bet I got less hours of sleep than you!"

AP Biology Student #2 "I got 1 hour of sleep last night, top that."

AP Biology Student #1 "I got 0."

AP Biology Student #2 "I envy you."

by bobcat10101 December 5, 2013

AP potential

Short for assplowing potential, AP potential refers to whenever one estimates the chances of having anal sex with a girl. The phrase originated in Denmark in a danish/american peer group, and has since spread to other countries. It's mainly used in the Venice area in LA.

1. Hey dude, check out the slutty girl at the bar with the tramp stamp, that's AP potential!

2. I'm seeing this huge slut from work, and she loves when I finger her asshole. Definitely AP potential, I'm going for it soon!

3. I wanna hit Tiffany! Two of my friends already assplowed her, so there's 100% AP potential

by Thebigfatyak November 3, 2014

ap comparative government and politics

"Use the comparative method to analyze and assess the diversity of political life, institutional alternatives, differences in processes and policy outcomes, and the impact of global political and economic changes." -From the college Board

compare the different forms of government in ap comparative government and politics

by RedUrbanGuy October 21, 2017

AP Stacking

The process of taking as many AP courses as possible to increase your weighted GPA and look better for colleges. Tends to be done in the 11th grade, or Junior year.

The rigor of taking even more than 2 AP courses forces one to develop proper time management skills, as they’ll have extracurriculars and a social life to juggle.

Guy 1: Yeah, I’m taking 7 APs Junior year. Gonna be absolute hell, but I need that 4.8.

Guy 2: Wow, and I thought I was AP stacking. I’m taking 4, and self-studying for 1.

Guy 3: I’m taking two, but they relate to my major so it should be fine.

Guy 4: You guys are taking APs?

by xX_LordGaben69_Xx April 30, 2021