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|College Credit Questions | AP Timeline | AP Teachers | Past Information New schedules will be post as they become available Advanced Placement Exam Registration AP Exam Schedule Advanced Placement The Advanced Placement (AP) Program, sponsored by the College Board, is an incentive program of college-level curricula and examinations that provide high school students with an opportunity to earn advanced placement, college credit, or both at thousands of universities and colleges across the country.  The AP Program bridges the transition from secondary school to college by offering students an opportunity to develop their academic strengths through rigorous curricula and challenging national examinations and by exposing them to academic experiences usually reserved for college students. (A Guide for Advanced Placement: English Vertical Teams) Clemens students who take AP course are expected to also take the examination for each course they take.    AP courses are open to students who want to challenge themselves and know that they have the time and tools to give to their coursework and the program. The Board promotes-by means of responsive forums, research, programs, and policy development- universal access to high standards of learning, equity of opportunity, and sufficient financial support so that every student is prepared for success in college and work (A Guide for Advanced Placement: English Vertical Teams) If you have any questions about the AP Program, please contact Joe Pusateri at jpusateri@scuc.txed.net or 945-6122. How Can I Find Out What Credit I Can Receive for College??? The AP program provides students with a wonderful educational foundation. Student who have earned credit for AP course are well on their way to success at the college level.  A bonus in the AP program is that students take an AP exam at the end of the course that can result in college credit being earned. The College Board has a link that provides parents and students with information about hundreds of colleges and universities. The AP Credit Policy tool permits users to search by institution or browse by letter of the alphabet to find out more about a particular institution's AP policies. For most participating institutions, users will find a link to the college or university's own Web page detailing credit and placement policies, as well as a statement on the institution's general policy and philosophy regarding AP, including some comment upon the role of AP in the admissions process. The link is http://www.collegeboard.com/ap/creditpolicy You can find information from colleges and universities from all over the United States.  Listed below are just a few of those listed at the AP site. University of Texas                                      Auburn University Baylor University                                          Boston University Brown University                                          Brigham Young University California State University                           City University of New York (CUNY) Texas A & M                                                Texas Tech Columbia University                                     Xavier University Dartmouth University                                   Duke University Emory University                                           Texas State University Florida State University                               Georgetown University Harvard University                                       St. Edwards College Morehouse College                                     Prairie View A & M Princeton University                                     Southern Methodist University Lamar University                                          St. Mary’s University Stephen F. Austin University                        Loyola University Texas Lutheran University                           Tulane University Texas Christian University                           Vanderbilt University The Citadel                                                  US Naval Academy US Air Force Academy                                 Trinity University Penn State                                                   Purdue University Schreiner University                                     Kent State Yale University                                              Vassar College Wesleyan University                                    University of the Incarnate Word Return to top          AP Timeline Let’s Find Out More About AP… 1951 Ford Foundation for the Advancement of Education sponsors two studies that lead to the creation of Advanced Placement. 1955-1956 College Board takes over administration of AP.  Initial 11 subjects offered: Am. History, Mathematics, English, Latin IV, Latin V, Spanish, German, French, Biology, Chemistry, Physics. 1958 College Board contributes to professional development by beginning training program for AP faculty consultants. 1960’s-1970’s Summer Institutes created for teacher professional development 1972 AP Art History and Music Listening and Literature are introduced. 1980’s-1990’s The Pre AP program is introduced.  Added Computer Science, Studio Art, Psychology, Statistics, Economics, and Environmental Sciences to offerings 1998 Number of AP exams administered tops one million! 1999 Department of Education implements AP Incentive Program providing exam fee subsidies for low-income students. 2002 World History added Return to top