When you enroll in an AP course you will spend the year preparing for an exam that takes place at the end of the year. If you choose to take the AP exam, you will earn a score that is between a 1 and a 5. Colleges decide what score you have to earn in order to get college credit. If you are strongly considering out-of-state colleges, AP might be your best option. Albemarle County considers AP and Dual Enrollment to be of equal rigor, but many out-of-state colleges prefer AP. You can find out more at this link.
10th graders commit one of their eight class periods to ECDP coursework. During that block, they take CST 100 and SDV 100.
English credit
DE College Composition I/II (ENG 111/112)
DE British Literature/World Literature (ENG 245/255)
Social Studies credit
AP United States Government and Politics
DE United States History I/United States History since 1865 (HIS 121/122)
DE U.S. Government and Politics/State and Local Government and Politics (PLS 135/136)
Math credit
Science credit
AP Physics C:Electricity and Magnetism
DE General Chemistry I/II (CHEM 111/112)
DE General Biology I/II (BIO 101/102)
World Language credit
AP French Language and Culture
AP German Language and Culture
AP Spanish Language and Culture
Economics/Personal Finance credit
Elective credit
DE Principles of Psychology/Developmental Psychology (PSY 200/230)
DE Psychopathology/Child Psychology (PSY 215/235)
DE Introduction to Philosophy/Ethics and Society (PHI 100/220)
DE Introduction to Business/Principles of Management (BUS 100/200)
DE Introduction to Theatre/Introduction to Film (CST 130/151)