by Four Towns? You must be city boys. My school pulled kids from close to a dozen and still didn't have 100 kids per class. We waked uphill in the snow to get there too cornsarnit.
Some area schools did AP courses but ours had an agreement with a community college so it was technically college although it was taught by teachers who were qualified to be professors but were high school teachers. The focus was in prerequisite courses so you could spend more time in your major. I had 24 credits that way and was considered a transfer student which worked well. I feel bad for you young uns regarding money. Back around the turn of the millennium they had a lot of money to give out. I was third in my class and from a low income family so I ended up with free college. In NY our state system runs the full range of awful to awesome and luckily my two areas of interest had a top rated program at a state school. A lot of cash has dried up sadly and its hard to get that kinda lick these days.
Some area schools did AP courses but ours had an agreement with a community college so it was technically college although it was taught by teachers who were qualified to be professors but were high school teachers. The focus was in prerequisite courses so you could spend more time in your major. I had 24 credits that way and was considered a transfer student which worked well. I feel bad for you young uns regarding money. Back around the turn of the millennium they had a lot of money to give out. I was third in my class and from a low income family so I ended up with free college. In NY our state system runs the full range of awful to awesome and luckily my two areas of interest had a top rated program at a state school. A lot of cash has dried up sadly and its hard to get that kinda lick these days.
I think he has won this thread over with his modelling pics 
