Advanced Placement (AP) courses were created and are overseen by the College Board. They are rigorous classes which operate under a national curriculum prescribed by the College Board. Successful completion of an AP class has been correlated to higher success rates in college. Students may participate in an AP exam and also be granted credit in college based on their score from the AP exam. However, whether or not a college awards credit for an AP exam depends on a variety of factors: AP exam score, intended program of study or the college’s own criteria. Godwin High School offers the following AP classes. These classes may not be offered every year at Godwin.

AP English Language and Composition (English 11)
AP English Literature and Composition (English 12)
AP US History
AP Human Geography
AP American Government and Politics
AP African American Studies
AP European History
AP Psychology
AP Pre-Calculus
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
AP Statistics
AP Computer Science A
AP Computer Science Principles
AP Engineering Computer Science
AP Environment Science
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Physics I
AP Physics II
AP French
AP Spanish
AP Studio Art 2D
AP Studio Art 3D
AP Art History
AP Music Theory

For more information about the AP program visit the College Board website,

Learn about the AP Program

AP College Board Course Descriptions

About AP Exams

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