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The College Board’s Advanced Placement program supports local control while providing a national framework and independent assessment. It’s proven to equip students with college-level skills and knowledge.
AP courses are year-long classes designed to give high school students college-level skills and knowledge. At the end of the school year, students are encouraged to participate in the AP exam to assess their mastery of the material and potentially earn college credit. The exam is scored on a five-point scale. A 2 indicates college-readiness in the subject. A 3 or higher is considered a “qualifying score,” making the student eligible for course credit at most colleges and universities in the country.
NMSI offers professional development and resources to educators in any school framework, and NMSI’s community learning supports are open to all students.