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Pre- Advanced Placement and Advanced Placement
Pre- Advanced Placement and Advanced Placement
Pre-Advanced Placement (Pre-AP) courses cover the same standards as the on-level courses. Pre-AP courses are intended to challenge students with an emphasis on critical thinking and reading comprehension skills, as well as to prepare them for placement and success in high school Pre-AP and Advanced Placement (AP) courses.
ADVANCED PLACEMENT options are college readiness courses.
Pre-Advanced Placement (Pre-AP) courses provide students with the knowledge and skills to succeed in Advanced Placement and/or college courses.
Advanced Placement (AP) courses prepare students for the AP Exam and the academic rigor of college level instruction. AP examinations are given in May on specified dates and times. Results are sent to the high school. Results are also sent to the college(s) of the student’s choice, which may grant college credit. Placement and credit are granted by the institutions in accordance with their own policies. A fee is required for each exam.
Any student may enroll in AP or Pre-AP courses if they have met the prerequisites for the course. Students are encouraged to choose classes with their Endorsement and Program of Study in mind.
Students taking AP classes are encouraged to take the associated AP Exam(s).
For the most up-to-date information about AP Exams from College Board, please visit:
Advanced Placement course presentation and information:
Advanced Placement course presentation and information:
Understanding Pre-AP AP Presentation 2022.pdf
Potential to earn college credit!
Potential to earn college credit!
Find out which colleges accept AP credit.
Find out which colleges accept AP credit.
A college’s AP credit policy will lay out the minimum score to earn credit for a given exam, the amount of credit awarded, and how credits are applied. At some colleges, AP scores transfer directly to credit hours. At others, your exam scores allow you to “place out” of certain course requirements, even if they do not give you actual college credits. For example, Brown University doesn’t accept AP scores for course credit but will allow students to place into upper-level classes with their scores!
You can use the College Board's AP Credit Policy Search, but be sure to confirm the information with each of your prospective colleges since policies can change.
Helpful links for PreAP and AP students:
Helpful links for PreAP and AP students:
Paying for your AP tests:
Paying for your AP tests:
Once your MySchoolBucks account is created or if you already have a MySchoolBucks account, click "School Store" at the top of the page. -->
In the Product Detail page, enter the amount you need to pay.
AP Exams are $96.00 each. If you need to pay for multiple exams, please complete one transaction per exam. You will also select which test you are paying for from a drop down. If you need help remembering which tests you or your student are signed up to take please reach out to the AP coordinator.
AP Exam Fees
While your 2021 AP Exam is administered and scored by College Board, your AP Exam fee is collected by Anna ISD. All AP Exam payments should be made through your MySchoolBucks student account.
We only accept AP Exam payments through MySchoolBucks.com
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