How does ap classes work? and what makes them different from other classes

Ap classes work by putting your mind in a different state of being smart more than honors so that means your doing advanced things in an advanced class 

Hi there!
AP classes are college leveled classes offered to high school students to have the chance to earn AP credit. 

If a student decides to take an AP class, they will learn college level material in class during school. At the end of the year (typically an May) students take the AP exam, if the student scores above a 3 they receive college credit. HOWEVER, the score a student gets on an AP exam does not guarantee college credit. It all depends on the college. For example, if you plan to apply to Harvard a perfect 5 on the test will not earn you any credit. But if you apply to a college like ASU getting a 3 may get you some credit whereas a 4 may get you exempted from taking the course in college. It all depends on the college. Lastly, you do not need to take an AP class to take an AP exam.  I hope this helps, you may comment on this if you have further questions! 

No it would not. logically thinking this wouldn’t because even though your record is cleaned you are still part of system. this is from a legal view not from what even book. also alex is that you like ims alex in history and math with me in 8th aka last year. if not then oof sorry.