Advanced Placement (AP) courses offer our students the opportunity to complete college-level work while still in high school. They are available to qualified, academically oriented students in grade 9, 10, 11 and 12. Upon completion of the AP course, students may take the nationally administered examination (approximate cost $95 for each examination they take. It is important to note that the colleges and universities award credits. Policies do vary from school to school or department to department within universities. Credit may be granted at all UW System institutions for scores of 3, 4, or 5. Please consult universities website regarding AP credit information. If you have further questions concerning the program or the exam, please contact a counselor or the individual AP teachers.
AP Courses Offered
1630/1640 |
AP English Literature and Composition A/B |
7780/7790 |
AP Computer Science Principles |
7785/7795 |
AP Computer Science A/B (Part I/Part II) |
4710/4720 |
AP Calculus AB (Part I)/(Part II) |
4723/4733 |
AP Statistics (Part I)/(Part II) |
4730/4740 |
AB Calculus BC (Part I)/(Part II) |
5250/5260 |
AP Biology A/B |
5370/5380 |
AP Environmental Science A/B |
5480/5490 |
AP Chemistry A/B |
5570/5580 |
AP Physics I A/B |
2530/2540 |
AP United States History A/B |
2532/2542 |
AP Art History A/B |
2533/2543 |
AP United States Government & Politics A/B |
2534/2544 |
AP European History A/B |
2545/2555 |
AP Human Geography |
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