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Advanced Placement

Why AP?

  • Skills developed in AP will not only benefit a student in high school, but also in college and beyond.
  • Coursework is thought-provoking, challenging and substantial.
  • AP can give an edge with college admissions.
  • Earn college credit while still in high school.
  • AP success can lead to scholarships and academic awards.
  • Discover true potential - and reach beyond with AP

Frequently Asked Questions:

When are the AP Exams given?

The AP exams are administered during the first two weeks of May on a schedule determined by College Board. Please check the College Board website or contact your school counselor for specific dates and times.

Is there a fee for the class?

AP courses do not include an extra fee for enrollment. The AP Exam, taken in May, does include a fee that is predominantly covered by the State of Minnesota. Additional fee scholarships are also available. Some math and science classes utilize a graphing calculator for daily assignments.

What prerequisites exist for class enrollment?

District 742 supports an Access for ALL policy regarding AP enrollment. Any student who is willing to work hard and accept the challenge is eligible for AP enrollment. However, AP courses in math and science require mastery of Algebra II before participation. Please contact your counselor for more information.

Who do I contact for more information?

Please check the school link for more detailed information on AP programming at your school. You can also contact your school counselor for more information on enrollment.