About the Advanced Placement (AP) Program

Advanced Placement (AP) classes represent an unparalleled opportunity for high school students to engage in college-level coursework. These courses, developed by the College Board, are designed to challenge students academically and provide them with a taste of collegiate rigor while still in high school. AP courses cover a wide range of subjects and offer a chance for students to delve deeper into their areas of interest, potentially earning college credit and standing out in college admissions processes. They are taught at a more accelerated pace, demanding critical thinking, analytical skills, and a dedication to learning beyond the typical high school curriculum. AP classes carry significant weight in the realm of international college admissions. With a growing number of students aspiring to pursue higher education globally, these courses have become a pivotal component in shaping a competitive college application. Universities worldwide recognize the rigor and depth of AP coursework, considering it a benchmark of a student's academic prowess and preparedness for the challenges of tertiary education.

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Current and Future AP Courses at CRIS