AP Intensive Online Group Classes
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AP PreCalc6 weeks, 2 hrs per class, total of 12 hrs.
Small groups, 5-10 students. |
AP Calc AB6 weeks, 2 hrs per class, total of 12 hrs.
Small groups, 5-10 students. |
AP Calc BC5 weeks, 2 hrs per class, total of 10 hrs.
Small groups, 5-10 students. |
AP World History6 weeks, 3 hrs per class, total of 18 hrs.
Small groups, 5-10 students. |
AP US History6 weeks, 3 hrs per class, total of 18 hrs.
Small groups, 5-10 students. |
AP Art History6 weeks, 3 hrs per class, total of 18 hrs.
Small groups, 5-10 students. |
AP English Language4 weeks, 3 hrs per class, total of 12 hrs.
Small groups, 5-10 students. |
AP English Literature6 weeks, 3 hrs per class, total of 18 hrs.
Small groups, 5-10 students. |
AP Government6 weeks, 3 hrs per class, total of 18 hrs.
Small groups, 5-10 students. |
Advanced Placement (AP) Classes: College-Level Preparation in High School
AP classes, developed by the College Board, are college-level courses available in many high schools. These classes provide top-performing students with a challenging curriculum that mirrors the academic rigor of college.
Key Highlights of AP Classes:
AP classes, developed by the College Board, are college-level courses available in many high schools. These classes provide top-performing students with a challenging curriculum that mirrors the academic rigor of college.
Key Highlights of AP Classes:
- Wide Range of Options: Nearly 40 AP courses are offered, covering subjects from STEM to the humanities. However, availability varies by high school.
- College Credit Opportunities: Each AP course concludes with an exam. High scores on these exams can earn college credit or fulfill academic requirements, potentially allowing students to graduate college sooner.
- Enhanced College Applications: Taking AP classes demonstrates to admissions officers that you’re prepared for the demands of college-level work.
- There’s no set number of AP classes required, but applicants to highly selective colleges often complete 5–12 AP classes during high school.
- Colleges evaluate your course load in the context of what’s available at your high school, focusing on whether you’ve taken advantage of challenging opportunities.