Advanced placement (AP)
Advanced Placement (AP) classes and exams offer high school students the opportunity to engage in college-level coursework and assessments while still in high school. These courses, developed by the College Board, cover a wide range of subjects and are designed to challenge students academically and prepare them for the rigors of college. By participating in AP classes, students not only deepen their understanding of the subject matter but also develop critical thinking skills, time management abilities, and study habits that are essential for success in higher education.
AP College Board Web Site for Students
In order to gain access to your scores, please register through this website. Other resources are also available so be sure to check out the website!
AP Score Credit Information
Credit towards specific courses are not granted by the College Board. Instead, colleges and universities establish academic credit granting policy based on the score achieved. Credit and Placement for AP Scores information is available both on the College Board web site.
Additionally, check with the specific college or university course catalogue as to what they accept. (This information can be found on their websites. The links for information to CSUN and UCLA
College Choice Options
Be sure to check out Career and Guidance Center's page and stop by for information on upcoming college admissions test dates, scholarships, application deadlines and more.
Remember, there are many options available for college. Opportunities exist all over the world. Not sure where to start? The Times for Higher Education has just posted World Wide University Rankings and World University Reputations for this year. This can be a great source for beginning your research. They also list Universities by major areas of study.
Advanced Placement (AP) Classes Offered 2014-2015
Be sure to check out Career and Guidance Center's page and stop by for information on upcoming college admissions test dates, scholarships, application deadlines and more.
Remember, there are many options available for college. Opportunities exist all over the world. Not sure where to start? The Times for Higher Education has just posted World Wide University Rankings and World University Reputations for this year. This can be a great source for beginning your research. They also list Universities by major areas of study.
- Spanish Language, Spanish Literature World History
- English Language, English Literature US History
- Environmental Science American Government
- Calculus AB/BC Psychology
Advanced Placement (AP) Classes Offered 2014-2015
Be sure to check out Career and Guidance Center's page and stop by for information on upcoming college admissions test dates, scholarships, application deadlines and more.
Remember, there are many options available for college. Opportunities exist all over the world. Not sure where to start? The Times for Higher Education has just posted World Wide University Rankings and World University Reputations for this year. This can be a great source for beginning your research. They also list Universities by major areas of study.
Steps
- Please fill out the online application.
- Please have 3 teachers submit their online recommendation form.
- You will be contacted for an interview or highlighted by your guidance counselor. Please email the AVID Coordinator Tiffany Arvizo with any questions.