Advanced Placement

High school students across the country and around the world take AP courses and exams to challenge themselves, explore their interests, earn college credit and gain “advanced” placement for course selections. Your AP exam scores can earn college credit before you set foot on a college campus, and perhaps, let you skip introductory college courses.

Benefits of taking AP courses and exams:

• You save money on tuition.

• You can graduate sooner.

• The classes impress college admissions officers.

• AP classes help develop college-level academic skills.

• AP classes can increase your chances for college scholarships.

• AP Credits can make it more feasible to add a minor or even a second major to your undergraduate academic plan.

• Provides time for more electives, or study abroad, and still graduate in four years.

Visit AP’s sites to find the tools you need for student success.

Coordinators                 Teachers            Students

Fall To Dos:

• Students: Join your class section in My AP. See how to get started.

• AP Coordinators: Complete your school’s AP Participation Form and submit your exam order. Sign into AP Registration and Ordering.

• Teachers: Explore the new resources and start assigning practice to your students. Sign into AP Classroom.

• Administrators: Communicate new AP Exam ordering deadlines, policies, and fees to students and parents. Learn more about the changes.