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Advanced Placement
Advanced Placement (AP) is a college-level programme offered by the College Board at high school level, mainly suited to students planning to study in the United States, and taught worldwide. AP courses passed with strong exam results can be converted into college credits, reducing college coursework, shortening time to graduation and saving significant tuition fees.
Key Highlights
- 38 courses across 7 categories: Arts, English, History & Social Sciences, Math & Computer Science, Natural Sciences, World Languages, and the Capstone Diploma
- Qualifying AP scores can be converted into college credits
- Shortens time to graduation and saves tuition fees
- Global exams every May — a key academic credential for US applications
Who It's For
- High school students planning to apply to US universities
- Students ready to take on college-level coursework early
- Students in either domestic or international curricula
Programme Structure
- Popular subjects: Calculus, Statistics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Macro/Microeconomics, Computer Science
- Subject combinations tailored to intended majors, balancing sciences and humanities
- Multiple mock exams and error review sessions before the May exams
- Coordinated planning with SAT/ACT preparation to avoid schedule conflicts
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