My gut feeling is no, because both their 4 and 5 AP offers state the grades need to be in "distinctive AP subjects".
However I'd recommend contacting their undergrad admissions team because you could argue one way or the other about those AP's being 'distinctive'.
However I'd recommend contacting their undergrad admissions team because you could argue one way or the other about those AP's being 'distinctive'.
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