2007-08
Information for
Advanced
Placement (AP) Exams
FVL
offers Advanced Placement tests each spring. Juniors and seniors need to
watch the daily announcements to make that they meet all registration
deadlines. AP tests are offered at the expense of the students and may
provide college credit for students who receive passing grades. It is important
that students know how the school(s) they plan to attend handle AP
scores. Each college and university seems to have a different policy, so
don't assume that passing the test will earn credit.
Important resources to find
out more about this:
Advanced
Placement site -- look here for prices, prep materials & more
Acceptance of Advanced
Placement Examinations In the University of Wisconsin System -- guide to UW
system policies on AP credit
Schedule for AP Testing at FVL
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2008
Exam Calendar - Week 1 |
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Morning - 8 a.m.* |
Afternoon - 12 p.m.* |
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Monday,
May 5 |
Government
and Politics: |
Government
and Politics: Comparative** |
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Tuesday,
May 6 |
Computer
Science A** |
Statistics |
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Wednesday,
May 7 |
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Chinese
Language and Culture |
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Thursday,
May 8 |
English
Literature** |
Japanese
Language and Culture** |
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Friday,
May 9 |
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European
History |
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2008
Exam Calendar - Week 2 |
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Morning - 8 a.m.* |
Afternoon - 12 p.m.* |
Afternoon - 2 p.m |
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Monday,
May 12 |
Biology** |
Physics
B** |
Physics
C: Electricity & Magnetism*** |
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Tuesday,
May 13 |
Environmental
Science** |
Psychology |
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Wednesday,
May 14 |
Italian
Language and Culture** |
Art
History |
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Thursday,
May 15 |
Macroeconomics** |
Microeconomics |
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Friday,
May 16 |
Human
Geography** |
Latin
Literature** |
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**Students
wishing to take the exams that are scheduled for the same time slot should ask
their AP Coordinator to contact AP Services.
***The Physics
C: Electricity and Magnetism exam must begin between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m.
AP
Subjects
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/subjects.html
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Biology |
Services for Students with Disabilities
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/about_ssd.html
Exam Info
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/about.html
Preparing
for the Exam
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/prep.html
Registration
(Please see Mr. Welch, FVL’s Advanced Placement
Coordinator.)
Exam Grades
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/exgrd.html
AP
Examination grades are reported on a 5-point scale as follows:
5 — Extremely
well qualified*
4 — Well qualified*
3 — Qualified*
2 — Possibly qualified*
1 — No recommendation**
*qualified
to receive college credit or advanced placement (varies among institutions)
**no recommendation to receive college
credit or advanced placement