The AP Program gives students the opportunity to take college level courses while they are still in high school.<\/p>\n
AP courses are challenging and demanding. However, the rewards are many: much smaller class size (compared to post-secondary), complimentary use of textbook(s) and advanced credit and\/or placement at participating colleges and universities throughout the world are just some of the benefits.<\/p>\n
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*In order to obtain advanced placement and\/or credit status at a participating college or university, a student will need to write the AP exam(s) of his\/her choice. Also, students need to check with the post-secondary institution of their choice to see whether AP exams are accepted and what AP exam grade is needed to gain credit and\/or advanced placement for a particular course. It is strongly recommended that students conduct this investigation before ordering AP exams.<\/em><\/p>\n If an AP course is not offered at the school, the student can still write the corresponding AP exam.<\/p>\n Information about ordering AP exams will be available to all students in January. Please note that each exam costs approximately $135 and is payable to the school. AP exams are written in May.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The AP Program gives students the opportunity to take college level courses while they are still in high school. AP courses are challenging and demanding. However, the rewards are many: much smaller class size (compared to post-secondary), complimentary use of … Continue reading