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2019 - Important AP Test Information

AP Exam Info with Dates, Times, and Locations of AP Exams
2019 WHS AP Exam Information
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The following Off Site Agreement form must be turned in to the counseling office 24 hours prior to your first exam.
2019 Off Site Testing Agreement
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​Advanced Placement

The College Board’s Advanced Placement Program (AP) enables students to pursue college-level studies while still in high school. Based on their performance on rigorous AP Examinations, students can earn credit, advanced placement, or both, for college. Most U.S. colleges and universities, and colleges and universities around the world, have an AP policy granting incoming students credit, placement, or both for qualifying AP Examination grades.

Why Take AP Courses?
The Advanced Placement Program is best known for giving high school students the opportunity to earn college credit, to save on college tuition, and even to graduate early from college. But AP offers students many additional benefits as well.
  • AP allows high school students to take courses that are challenging, rigorous, and in-depth–exactly the kinds of courses they will face once in college.
  • AP prepares students to succeed in college.
  • The credits students earn for their AP achievements enable many students to pursue a double major, to study or travel abroad, or to undertake a combined bachelor’s and master’s program.
  • Students who participate in AP are ultimately given the responsibility to reason, analyze, and understand essential skills to help them succeed in college.

​The AP Exam
Each May, students who take AP courses have the opportunity to take the equivalent AP exam for their subject area(s). The AP exam grade is a weighted combination of the student’s score on the multiple-choice section and on the free-response section. Students who earn AP exam grades of 3 or above are generally considered to be qualified to receive college credit and/or placement into advanced courses; however, each college or university determines the awarding of credit and placement. It is the student’s responsibility to check with individual institutions regarding their individual policies. The cost to take the test is $98.00, plus any applicable registration fees. 

Pre-AP and AP courses offered at Windsor High School
AP® Capstone
AP® Seminar
AP® Research

English Department
AP® Literature and Composition
AP® Language and Composition

Math Department
AP® Statistics

World Languages Department
AP® Spanish Language and Culture

Science Department
Pre-AP® Biology
Pre-
AP® Chemistry
AP® Biology
AP® Chemistry
AP® Physics 1 (Algebra Based)

Social Studies Department
AP® Human Geography
AP® Psychology
AP® World History
AP® United States History
AP® United States Government and Politics

Other Departments 

AP® Studio Art
AP® Music Theory
AP® Computer Science Principles


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  • Home
    • About Us
  • College & Career
    • Naviance >
      • Naviance Login Page
      • Naviance: Career Exploration
      • Naviance: College Search
      • ICAP (Individual Career and Academic Plan)
    • Request a Transcript >
      • Request a Transcript (Current Students)
      • Request a Transcript (Former WHS Students/Alumni)
    • Paying for College >
      • College Opportunity Fund
      • Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
      • Scholarships
      • Bright Futures
      • Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE)
    • Student Athletes >
      • NCAA Eligibility
      • CoreCourseGPA
      • NAIA Eligibility
    • Military
    • Common Application
    • Documents and Forms
    • Career Guides
    • College Planning Timeline
    • Fair Opportunity Project
    • Junior/Senior Parent Night Presentations
  • Registration & Enrollment
    • 18-19 Online Course Registration
    • New Student Enrollment
    • Course Description Guide
  • Testing
    • The ACT
    • The SAT
    • The PSAT
    • The ASVAB
    • AP Exams >
      • AP Exam Registration
    • Test Preparation >
      • Method Test Prep
      • Test Taking Tips
  • Academics
    • Additional Academic Opportunities
    • Advanced Placement
    • Dual Credit Program
    • Concurrent Enrollment
    • Credit Recovery Options
    • Academic Supports
    • Colorado Digital Learning Solutions (CDLS)
    • Tutoring
    • Check your Grades
  • Counseling Resources
    • Local Mental Health Resources
    • Foundations Counseling, LLC
    • KidStuff Child & Family Counseling, LLC
    • Safe2Tell - Submit a Tip
    • Find a Mental Health Provider
    • Resource Center- Pregnancy and STD Support
    • Help a Friend Who is Contemplating Suicide
  • Contact