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Advanced Placement® & Honors
The Promise
Research indicates students who take AP® courses choose a college major faster and have a greater likelihood of graduating college on time.
85% of selective colleges and universities report that a student’s AP experience favorably impacts admission decisions.
Over 80% of AP students agree that after taking AP courses they feel more confident about doing well in college.
Historically underserved students who participate in AP and score a 3 or higher on the exam are more likely to earn a college degree.
The Challenge
Mean AP scores for underserved student populations fall significantly below the level necessary for college credit.
Since one of the main reasons to take AP courses is an economic one, this negatively impacts low-income students.
While AP for All is gaining significant momentum across the country, participation rates for historically underserved populations remain low compared to other student groups.
AP strategies, including accessible content and differentiated instruction for students at varying learning levels, is key for overall student success.
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