AP Student and Parent Information

AP gives you the chance to try college-level work in high school, and to gain valuable skills and study habits for college. If you get a "qualifying" grade on the AP Exam, there are thousands of colleges worldwide that will give credit or advanced placement for your efforts. But that's just one of the reasons to get involved in AP... Benefits The hard work really does pay off in the form of AP awards, time and money saved in college, the chance to challenge yourself by studying a subject in depth, and more. Here's some information on how you can take advantage of these perks... FAQs The number one question we are asked is, "How can I send my AP Grade Report to a college?" Here, you'll find the answers to this, and a further 30+ questions. AP Prep Preparing for an AP course and exam can be a daunting task. To help you out, we've got lots of options: CD-ROMs and other software packages, print publications, and an array of online materials. Exam Info There are a lot of details involved with taking an AP course and exam. You may be wondering: When is the exam? How much does it cost? What happens on the day of the test? When do I get my grades? What if I have a disability? What if I'm sick on the testing day? You're not alone. Start here to put your mind at rest. AP Subjects The College Board has 33 flavors and are still counting...