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The Advanced Placement Program (AP®) is nationally recognized for introducing students to the challenges of college-level work while they are still in high school. AP gives students an opportunity to earn credit, advanced placement, or both for  \ncollege.  \nExpectations ofanAP Student  \n● Beyond proficient in reading and writing  \n● Responsible and able to multitask, to prioritize activities, to make deadlines  \n● Motivated & dedicated to school work  \n● Committed to homework and to extra reading and research  \n● Prepared and organized  \nAP vs CCP: Do what is best foryour student  \nCollege Credit Plus  \n● Duration of class: One semester (half-year)  \n● Credit awarded: One (1) high school credit (only guaranteed in Ohio public universities)  \n● Weighted credit: 5.0 A  \n● Exam needed for college: No; a course grade earned is directly transcripted to college  \n● Cost: None to you (unless the student fails the course at which time they are responsible for the cost ofthe class and all materials)  \n● Application process: Must qualify for college admission  \n● Who should take?: Mature/Independent/Autonomous learners ready for college environment  \nAdvanced Placement  \n● Duration of class: Two semesters (one full year)  \n● Credit awarded: One (1) high school credit (high scores accepted at nearly every university in the US)  \n● Weighted credit: 5.0 A  \n● Exam needed for college: Yes; with a qualifying score on the test offered atthe end of the year  \n● Cost: starting around $99 for exam (other fees may apply depending on class)  \n● Who should take?: Student ready and willing to learn/work hard  \nAP Classes We Offer at FHS  \nCapstone-AP Seminar (10) and AP Research (11)  \nELA-AP Language and Composition (11), AP Literature (12) Math-AP Calculus AB/BC, AP Statistics-rotates years  \nScience-AP Biology (11 & 12), AP Physics 1 (12), AP Environmental Science (11 & 12) Social Studies-AP US History (9), AP World (11), and AP Government(11)  \nWorld Languages-AP Spanish and AP French (varies pending successful completion of previous courses)  \nPLTW: AP Computer Science Principles  \nA Note from College Board…  \n“Issues that might, from a specific cultural viewpoint, be considered controversial, including depictions of nationalities, religions, ethnicities, dialects, gender, or class, are often represented artistically in works of literature . AP students are not expected or asked to subscribe to any onespecific set of cultural or political values, but are expected to have the maturity to analyze perspectives different from their own and to question the meaning, purpose, or effect of such content within the literary work as a whole .”  \nDescriptions of Courses  \nWe can’t provide an in depth overview of each and every class we offer at FHS but the AP College Board web page is a wonderful resource to gather information about all the classes they offer to our students.  \nThis link will take you to the course offering homepage, just click on the class you are interested.  \nPlease remember that this page shows all the classes AP offers, we do not offer them all. However, if there is a class your student is interested in contact their counselor about doing a possible independent study.  \nHow AP Works  \nBenefits of Taking AP  \n● Better prepared for the rigors of University level courses, work, and expectations.  \n○ level and types of writing which will be expected in college .  \n○ classroom participation and discussion.  \n● Recognized nationally by private and state colleges .  \n● More likely to:  \n○ Specialize in majors with tougher grading standards.  \n○ Graduate with a double major.  \n○ Twice as likely to go into advanced study-PhD programs, law, medicine.  \n● Their grades are a useful predictor of college GPA.  \nWhat to Expect When You Take AP  \n● Summer Assignments (varies by course)  \n● College-level material, expectations, and participation  \n● Reading and studying o","cbCainiH61oquQ4K","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainiH61oquQ4K","pdf",1158316,37,"English","# What is AP?\n## Expectations of an AP Student\n## AP vs CCP: Do what is best for your student\n## AP Classes We Offer at FHS\n## How AP Works\n### Benefits of Taking AP\n### What to Expect When You Take AP\n## AP Scores and University Courses","[{\"question\":\"What is the Advanced Placement Program (AP)?\",\"answer\":\"AP is a program that introduces students to college-level challenges while they are still in high school. 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