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I think what she is trying to say is that these days, kids commonly come in with AP credits. If you go to summer school after your freshman year, then you very well may have credits that qualify you as a junior when you are really a sophomore. Perhaps she means that it doesn't necessarily make you a junior for rush, given that this is a common trend.
In my state, a majority of kids go into college with a number of AP classes under their belt. By the middle of their college careers they are far ahead of the game.
As far as sophs counting twice during recruitment, I am not sure what she means and I think it might be difficult for you all to decipher what she is trying to say in her explanation, as it is written.
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