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Advanced Placement

Advanced Placement (AP) is a program in the United States and Canada created by the College Board. AP offers undergraduate university-level curricula and examinations to high school students. Colleges and universities in the US and elsewhere may grant placement and course credit to students who obtain qualifying scores on the examinations.

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Acronym
AP
Administrator
College Board
Duration
Mostly 2–3 hours
Fee
$98 (US, Canada, DoDEA schools) · $128 (elsewhere) · $146 (AP Capstone)
Offered
Yearly
Regions
United States and Canada

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Advanced Placement

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related to Early 21st century · 14
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related to Criticism · 12
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related to Further reading · 11
Advanced Placement → AP Test, Applied Research Project, College Graduation, David, Dual Enrollment Program, Jack, McCauley, Schneider, Schools' Unrest Over, Texas State University, The Impact
see also · 6
Advanced Placement → Advanced LevelEducation, Advanced Placement AwardsCollege BoardGCE, CanadaEducation, Education, States, United StatesInternational Baccalaureate2020 AP
Fee · 3
Advanced Placement → $128 (elsewhere), $146 (AP Capstone), $98 (US, Canada, DoDEA schools)
Acronym · 1
Advanced Placement → AP
Administrator · 1
Advanced Placement → College Board
Duration · 1
Advanced Placement → Mostly 2–3 hours
Offered · 1
Advanced Placement → Yearly

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Advanced PlacementAcronymAP1.00infobox
Advanced PlacementAdministratorCollege Board1.00infobox
Advanced PlacementDurationMostly 2–3 hours1.00infobox
Advanced PlacementFee$98 (US, Canada, DoDEA schools)1.00infobox
Advanced PlacementFee$128 (elsewhere)1.00infobox
Advanced PlacementFee$146 (AP Capstone)1.00infobox
Advanced PlacementOfferedYearly1.00infobox
Advanced PlacementRegionsUnited States and Canada1.00infobox
Advanced PlacementScore range1–5 (details)1.00infobox
Advanced PlacementScore validityScores archived after 4 years, but remain valid1.00infobox
Advanced PlacementWebsiteap.collegeboard.org1.00infobox
Advanced PlacementYear started1952 (1952)1.00infobox

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    Nodes84
    Edges83
    Triples78
    Avg. degree1.98
    Density0.02381
    Components1
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