What is Advance Placement (A.P.)?
The College Board Advanced Placement (A.P.) courses provide highly motivated students with an enriched academic program, preparation for the rigours of the academic challenges associated with post-secondary studies, and opportunities to explore a subject in greater depth and to hone skills. Students are also given an opportunity to show their mastery of the skills and material by writing an A.P. exam. The A.P. program focuses on teaching students how to learn, how to analyze, and how to reach reasoned conclusions.
Advance Placement (A.P.) Courses at Northern:
Grade 11 American History - University A.P.: CHA3U0
Grade 12 English - University A.P.: ENG4U0
Grade 12 French - University A.P.: FSF4U0
Grade 12 Human Development Through the Lifespan (Psychology) A.P.: HHG4M0
Grade 12 Calculus - University A.P.: MCV4U0
Grade 12 Computer Science - University A.P.: ICS4U0
Pre-A.P. Courses at Northern:
Grade 11 English - University Pre-A.P.: ENG3U0
Grade 11 French - University Pre-A.P.: FSF3U0
Grade 11 Introduction to Computer Science - University Pre-A.P.: ICS3U0
Grade 12 Advanced Functions - University Pre-A.P.: MHF4U0
More information about Ontario post-secondary A.P. polices: