Advanced Placement Tests begin two months from today, March 1st. See the College Board’s AP schedule here. Students typically take 8 – 10 weeks to study for the exam, so it is go-time for students who are intentional about earning scores that will provide college credits and show academic achievement on college applications.
We are pleased to announce that our Arbor Bridge tutoring partnership provides CPC students with a free March AP tutoring session to get organized and understand what is required to prepare. Since 2019, 77% of Arbor Bridge AP students have earned a four or a five on their AP Exams.
Below are some frequently asked questions that may help. Click the arrows to reveal answers.
How do I register for my free Arbor Bridge AP tutoring session?
What type of scores do I need for college credit?
Can earning strong scores save me money?
Do I report my AP scores on my college application?
Do I have to take the AP test for my course to appear on my high school transcript?
What is an AP Scholar?
How can I tell if my high school class adequately prepares me for the test?
We are standing by to help as you have questions preparing for your spring exams.