Advanced Placement (AP) Test Preparation

Most high school students in the United States take some form of the Advanced Placement (AP) Test Preparation course in order to earn college credit. The AP Test Preparation course is a college-level course offered by high schools across the country. The course is typically taken during the junior or senior year of high school, although some students may take the course earlier.

The AP Test Preparation course is designed to prepare students for the AP exams, which are required for admission to many colleges and universities. The course covers a variety of topics, including English, history, science, and mathematics. The course is typically taught by a high school teacher who has been certified by the College Board.

The AP Test Preparation course is usually one semester long, although some schools offer the course over the course of two semesters. The course typically culminates in the administration of the AP exams, which are administered by the College Board.