Students
must meet prerequisites to enroll. Students who score 3 or higher on
the required AP exam are eligible to receive college credit from
colleges and universities. Most colleges accept AP credit, but the
student should check the policy of his or her college choice.
Students
interested in potential college course credit can enroll in several of
the AP courses available. AP course selections are subject to change.
Khan Academy is now the official practice partner for AP. Their free AP videos, articles, and practice exercises are designed to build the knowledge and skills needed for AP-level courses. Courses in bold below are an active link and will open the Khan Academy practice link.
Advanced Placement (AP) Tests
Advanced
placement tests are given at the completion of an advanced placement
course. (See curriculum guide for complete listing of courses) The exams
are administered in May and the results mailed to the home, high
school, and specified colleges. Most colleges accept AP credit, but the
student should check the policy of the college choice.
For even more information on AP courses, visit College Board at: http://www.collegeboard.org/
AP information: apstudent.collegeboard.org
College and Career Planning: bigfuture.org
Personalized feedback, practice and college planning based on your PSAT/NMSQT® results: My College QuickStart™ www.collegeboard.org/quickstart
AP credit policy information from colleges and universities: www.collegeboard.org/apcreditpolicy