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== List of AP Exams ==
 
== List of AP Exams ==
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[[AP Art History|Art History]]<br />
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[[AP Biology|Biology]]<br />
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[[AP Calculus AB|Calculus AB]]<br />
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*[[Calculus]] AB
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[[AP Calculus BC|Calculus BC]]<br />
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*Calculus BC
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[[AP Chemistry|Chemistry]]<br />
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*[[Chemistry]]
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[[AP Chinese Language and Culture|Chinese Language and Culture]]<br />
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*[[Computer Science]] A
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[[AP Comparative Government and Politics|Comparative Government and Politics]]<br />
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*Computer Science AB
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[[AP Computer Science AB|Computer Science AB]]<br />
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*[[Macroeconomics]]
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[[AP Computer Science BC|Computer Science BC]]<br />
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*[[Microeconomics]]
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[[AP English Language and Composition|English Language and Composition]]<br />
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*[[English Language]]
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[[AP English Literature and Composition|English Literature and Composition]]<br />
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*[[English Literature]]
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[[AP Environmental Science|Environmental Science]]<br />
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*[[Environmental Science]]
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[[AP European History|European History]]<br />
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*[[European History]]
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[[AP French Language|French Language]]<br />
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*[[French Language]]
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[[AP French Literature|French Literature]]<br />
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*[[French Literature]]
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[[AP German Language|German Language]]<br />
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*[[German Language]]
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[[AP Human Geography|Human Geography]]<br />
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*Comp [[Government]] & [[Politics]]
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[[AP Italian Language and Culture|Italian Language and Culture]]<br />
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*U.S. Government & Politics
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[[AP Japanese Language and Culture|Japanese Language and Culture]]<br />
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*Human [[Geography]]
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[[AP Latin Literature|Latin Literature]]<br />
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*[[Italian Language]] and Culture
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[[AP Latin Virgil|Latin Virgil]]<br />
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*[[Latin]] Literature
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[[AP Macroeconomics|Macroeconomics]]<br />
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*Latin: [[Vergil]]
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[[AP Microeconomics|Microeconomics]]<br />
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*[[Music]] Theory
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[[AP Music Theory|Music Theory]]<br />
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*[[Physics]] B
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[[AP Physics B|Physics B]]<br />
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*Physics C
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[[AP Physics C Mechanics|Physics C Mechanics]]<br />
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*[[Psychology]]
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[[AP Physics C Electricity and Magnetism|Physics C Electricity and Magnetism]]<br />
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*[[Spanish Language]]
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[[AP Psychology|Psychology]]<br />
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*[[Spanish Literature]]
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[[AP Spanish Language|Spanish Language]]<br />
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*[[Statistics]]
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[[AP Spanish Literature|Spanish Literature]]<br />
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*[[Studio Art]]
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[[AP Statistics|Statistics]]<br />
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*[[U.S. History]]
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[[AP Studio Art 2-D Design|Studio Art 2-D Design]]<br />
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*[[World History]]
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[[AP Studio Art 3-D Design|Studio Art 3-D Design]]<br />
 
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[[AP Studio Art Drawing|Studio Art Drawing]]<br />
 
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[[AP United States Government and Politics|United States Government and Politics]]<br />
 
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[[AP United States History|United States History]]<br />
 
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[[AP World History|World History]]<br />
 
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==References==
 
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[[category:Colleges and Universities]]
 
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Revision as of 19:24, February 1, 2008

The Advanced Placement (AP) program is directed by College Board[1], 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

References

  1. ↑ http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/about.html
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