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Advanced Placement (AP) is a program that allows high school students to participate in a college level course and possibly earn college credit while still in high school. Students are given the opportunity to show mastery in college-level courses by taking the AP exam in May of each year.
The College Board is responsible for developing and maintaining college level courses and exams in various subjects. They also report official AP scores to the colleges of the student’s choice. Scores on the AP exam range from 1 (no recommendation) to 5 (extremely qualified). Each individual college determines the scores to be accepted for credit, but most consider a score of at least 3. Colleges may award three, and sometimes six, hours of credit per test depending on their policy.
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2020-2021 AP Exam Information - Review carefully for important information about registering and paying for AP exams. Downpayments are due by October 30, 2020. Check with your campus AP Testing Coordinator for details specific to your campus. All AP campus testing coordinators are listed at the end of the information flyer.
