Advanced Placement
AP classes are a unique opportunity for students to gain college credit from taking high school classes. AP classes are recognized by universities as college credit for general education requirements and often for degree requirements. AP classes prepare students for the rigor of college classes, and many studies have concluded that completing AP classes are the best indicator of whether or not a student will successfully complete a degree in college. Many universities give priority admission to those students who have completed AP classes.
For more information on the differences between Concurrent and AP classes, click here for Concurrent Enrollment and AP FAQ.
HELPFUL LINKS
- AP Exam Dates
- Please plan vacations accordingly. These dates are set by the College Board.
- AP Late Testing Schedule
- must be approved after filling out Late Testing Request Form
- AP Classroom Login
- Total Registration Login
- JSD Free/Reduced Online Payment Application
- (If your student is enrolled in the free or reduced-price lunch program, they may be eligible for reduced AP fees.)
The following AP classes offered at CHHS may generate college credit through an AP exam. AP Testing Student Instructions
For more information on AP, go to apcentral.college board.com