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What specifically does the AP Test?

Similar to the ACT Subject Tests, there are multiple AP tests that cover panoply of subjects. There are over 30 AP test options, from Biology to Psychology to Statistics. Want to know the full list? Visit College Board’s AP page.

Why take the AP Test?

AP® (Advanced Placement) Tests are college–level exams on subjects administered in May upon the completion of an AP course taken at a student's high school. At many colleges and universities, a 4 or a 5 score will earn the student credit for college courses. In some instances, this can mean a lower college tuition bill overall. For international students, APs are increasingly used to prove the rigor of their curriculum. There are currently over 30 AP test options, though almost no high schools offers classes in every subject, and those in other curricula will have to choose carefully. APs are only offered in May every year, so if you wish to take a particular subject you will have to plan ahead.

AP Quick Facts

· Exam taken once a year in May

· Students can choose from 38 AP Subjects

· Students can score a maximum of 5

How Can a Good AP Score Benefit You?

You can receive college credit for high AP scores. Just keep in mind that every school is unique. Some won't give you credit unless you get a 4 or above. Make sure to inquire about their policies regarding AP results with your desired institutions.

A good AP score increases your chances of being accepted into the institution of your choice, reduces your overall tuition cost, and even frees up scholarship consideration for you.

Gaining college credits also allows you to diversify your majors and courses to further improve your academic record and, by extension, your employment record.

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Major Advantages of AP Program Preparation

· Evaluates your command of academic course material gives you a jump start on preparing for university

· Makes you more credible to handle academic challenges

· Gives your brain a demanding workout, improving your learning skills.

· Raises your academic proficiency at the collegiate level