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Comprehensive AP List?

Hey guys, been doing some planning for next year and was wondering if there's a comprehensive list of all available AP courses out there I can refer to. I'm trying to map out my last two years in high school and want to see all my potential options. Any suggestions?

3 months ago

Certainly! The College Board offers a total of 38 Advanced Placement (AP) courses. Keep in mind that not all high schools offer every AP course, so you'll need to check which ones are available at your specific school. Here's a complete list:

1. AP Research

2. AP Seminar

3. AP Art History

4. AP Music Theory

5. AP Studio Art: 2-D Design

6. AP Studio Art: 3-D Design

7. AP Studio Art: Drawing

8. AP English Language and Composition

9. AP English Literature and Composition

10. AP Comparative Government and Politics

11. AP European History

12. AP Human Geography

13. AP Macroeconomics

14. AP Microeconomics

15. AP Psychology

16. AP United States Government and Politics

17. AP United States History

18. AP World History: Modern

19. AP Calculus AB

20. AP Calculus BC

21. AP Computer Science A

22. AP Computer Science Principles

23. AP Statistics

24. AP Biology

25. AP Chemistry

26. AP Environmental Science

27. AP Physics 1: Algebra-Based

28. AP Physics 2: Algebra-Based

29. AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism

30. AP Physics C: Mechanics

31. AP Chinese Language and Culture

32. AP French Language and Culture

33. AP German Language and Culture

34. AP Italian Language and Culture

35. AP Japanese Language and Culture

36. AP Latin

37. AP Spanish Language and Culture

38. AP Spanish Literature and Culture

I would recommend thinking about your academic and career interests when selecting AP courses. For instance, if you're interested in STEM, look at options like AP Chemistry or AP Calculus. If the humanities are more your cup of tea, then something like AP World History or AP English Literature could be appropriate. Remember, it's not just about taking as many AP classes as possible, but rather selecting the ones that align with your interests and academic goals!

3 months ago

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