could watching "girl,interrupted" get me extra credit in my ap psychology class?

Perhaps you could suggest to you teacher that you write an essay on the variety of disorders portrayed in the movie, making special note of those you have recently covered in your coursework as well as substantial changes in the mental health system that have taken place since the time in which the movie was set (i.e., the 1960s).

~Dr. B.~

AP classes are college point classes. At maximum faculties you ought to be a junior or senior in extreme college to take them. and that they don't supply you to any extent further credit. You earn an identical credit for AP english as you are able to for a typical point english classification. AP classes can't be taken in center college. IF summer season classes are available and you pay to take them, does not propose you additionally could make up for all the classes you failed. not all classes you go with may be provided throughout the summer season. you're re taking those classes. college district coverage would possibly not enable you to to re take classes throughout the summer season.

that would be a question for your teacher. I doubt they would care about a movie though. how would it get you extra credit?

seen the moive. Not really, the conditions that the actors have are real but the whole moive is not very good. dont think it would unless your teacher is an Angelina Joline fan.

Mel Gibson's "Conspiracy Theory" would serve your purpose better.