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son said. “They had to work hard to get through it and the questions themselves were very difficult. It is an exam that would challenge anyone taking a freshman college class.”

The students didn’t know ahead of time what questions would be asked. They just had to learn everything as well as they could and utilize everything they had learned prior to the day of the exam.

If they did well enough, they got college credit for their efforts. If not, they had learned a lot of chemistry.

The number of credits that the students received depended on what college they will be attending.

Will Oliver acquired twelve credit hours from Virginia Tech. Therefore, he will be able to take organic chemistry in his freshman year.

Senior Eduard Welch will be allowed chemistry credits for the first semester if he attends VCU.

Jonathan Watson, a high school senior, is unsure of his college choice; however, he too achieved advanced placement.

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