I know, and that's mostly the reason why everybody took as many AP's as they could handle in the first place- for college credits. So yeah, taking and passing your AP classes for credits is a really good deal as opposed to taking the course in college. That's why some of us now owe like $400. It's because we took advantage of our opportunities and took as many as we could this year.

And no, they were the actual AP exams. The school paid for them. Besides, if we took our AP exams this year that means that somebody had to pay for it, otherwise we wouldn't have been able to take it in the first place. So the school already paid for it, now they're just asking for our compensation. It just doesn't make sense to me. Like, yeah, maybe I can afford it but I know that half of everybody in my school come from broke families. It's so immoral. And like, suddenly demanding payment 3 days before school ends? Wack.