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AP African American Studies
AP American Gov’t & Politics
AP Art History
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
AP Capstone Seminar American Studies (Eng 10)
AP Capstone Research American Studies (Eng 11)
AP Capstone Seminar RAHP (Grade 11)
AP Capstone Research RAHP (Grade 12)
AP Chemistry
AP Computer Science A
AP Computer Science Principles
AP English Language and Composition
AP English 12 Literature and Composition
AP Environmental Science
AP European History
AP Human Geography
AP Latin V
AP Macroeconomics
AP Microeconomics
AP Multivariable Calculus
AP Music Theory
AP Physics I
AP Physics II
AP Physics C: E&M
AP Physics C: Mechanics
AP Precalculus
AP Psychology
AP Spanish V
AP Statistics
AP Studio Art III
AP Studio Art IV
AP U.S. History I/II
NOTE: Calculus C/D will receive AP course weighting if student sits for AP Exam
AP exams are only offered to students who attend Ridgewood High School.
Students scheduled for Advanced Placement courses are expected to take the AP examinations. Any student enrolled in an AP course who does not sit for the AP examination will receive Honors weighting. If a student does not take the AP exam, the course will appear as an AP course with Honors weighting on the transcript.
Students in 11th and 12th grade are permitted to take a maximum of 5 AP classes. Students enrolled in RAHP are permitted to take 5 AP classes in addition to AP RAHP Seminar.
AP Course Load
Students in 10th grade may be permitted to take the following AP courses if they meet the prerequisite requirements or specific program selection criteria (American Studies). Please note that a 10th grade student cannot take more than 2 AP courses in their schedule.
Capstone Seminar American Studies English AP(application program)
U.S. History 1 AP (note the AP exam for this course is taken after the completion of U.S. History II AP)
Principles of Computer Science AP
Computer Science AP (if student meets the prerequisite requirement of Computer Programming Honors in 9th grade)
PreCalculus AP
Students in 11th and 12th grade are permitted to take a maximum of 5 AP classes. Students enrolled in RAHP are permitted to take 5 AP classes in addition to AP RAHP Seminar or AP RAHP Research.
AP Self Study
Only seniors are eligible to register for AP exams as self-study candidates due to testing space and proctoring guidelines. Seniors planning to self-study for an AP exam must submit a formal study plan to the Director of Guidance. This plan should outline a structured study program, such as participation in an online course or instruction at a learning center.
The Director of Guidance and AP Coordinator will review the study plan with the department supervisor, and both must approve it before the student is permitted to register for the exam. Self-study registration is limited to AP exams offered at RHS during the current school year.
Students must adhere to all registration deadlines and pay the required fees in full. Late registrations will not be accepted.
Exceptions to these guidelines include AP Chinese, AP Japanese, AP German, and AP Italian, which are offered on an alternating-year schedule.
Please understand the self-study option will not count for high school credit or appear on the transcript.
AP World Language Self-Study Courses Not Offered at RHS
Students who would like to take the self-study option in an AP World Language course that is not offered at RHS, will have the opportunity to do so every other year beginning in 2021. These courses include Japanese, Chinese, German and Italian.
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