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<!-- Comment -->The Advanced Placement program is directed by College Board<ref>http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/about.html</ref>, and used in most American high schools. There are currently 35 AP courses, with plans to include two more. After a student completes a course, he may take the AP exam in that subject. The AP exams are typically offered on specific dates in the month of May. High schools usually weight a student's grade in an AP class on a 6-point scale instead of the normal 4-point scale or 5-point Honors scale. The AP exams are graded on a 5-point scale. Most Colleges and Universities will offer college credit for exam scores of 3 or higher, depending on admission policy.

<!-- Comment -->The Advanced Placement program is directed by College Board<ref>http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/about.html</ref>, and used in most American high schools. There are currently 37 AP exams. After a student completes a course, he may take the AP exam in that subject. The AP exams are typically offered on specific dates in the month of May. High schools usually weight a student's grade in an AP class on a 6-point scale instead of the normal 4-point scale or 5-point Honors scale. The AP exams are graded on a 5-point scale. Most Colleges and Universities will offer college credit for exam scores of 3 or higher, depending on admission policy.

== List of AP Exams ==

== List of AP Exams ==

Calculus BC<br />

Calculus BC<br />

Chemistry<br />

Chemistry<br />

*soon to come Chinese Language and Culture<br />

Chinese Language and Culture<br />

Comparative Government and Politics<br />

Comparative Government and Politics<br />

Computer Science AB<br />

Computer Science AB<br />

Human Geography<br />

Human Geography<br />

Italian Language and Culture<br />

Italian Language and Culture<br />

*soon to come Japanese Language and Culture<br />

Japanese Language and Culture<br />

Latin Literature<br />

Latin Literature<br />

Latin Virgil<br />

Latin Virgil<br />