Advanced Placement (AP) Schools

Advanced Placement (AP) is a programme by the College Board offering college-level courses and exams to high school students. There are 38+ AP courses across subjects like Calculus, Physics, English Literature, Computer Science, and World History. AP exams are scored 1-5.

Yes, AP scores are recognized by universities in over 60 countries including Canada, the UK, Australia, and many Asian and European nations. Policies vary by institution, but scores of 4 or 5 commonly earn course credit or advanced placement.

Most competitive university applicants take 5-10 AP courses throughout high school, though quality of performance matters more than quantity. Students should balance AP courseload with their overall well-being and extracurricular activities.