Are there AP classes in college?
The College Board is a non-profit educational organization collaborates with thousands of schools across America to provide standardized tests (SATs and PSATs), college prep resources, and AP courses. Their Advanced Placement Program is a fee-based system that allows high school students to prepare for college, take AP classes and earn credits.
Are AP classes important for college admission?
Good AP scores show colleges you are ready to succeed at college-level work and can even earn you college credits. The bottom line is that admission committees want to see that you are challenging yourself academically, which means taking honors, AP, or IB (International Baccalaureate) courses if they are available.
Do Colleges really care about AP courses?
Really no one at the college level considers the AP to be a truly college level course. It covers part of the material an introductory semester-long college course would cover in a year. State universities, particularly those with dual enrollment agreements, will give credits for AP coursework. This can be a real money saver on tuition.
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