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Review the Pre-AP, AP and AP Capstone offerings, confirm eligibility, and complete the official course registration form in one place.
How to register
Review
Examine the Pre-AP, AP and Capstone subject offerings for your grade level.
Consult
Discuss personal goals, workload and course prerequisites with academic advisors.
Submit
Fill out the official online registration form prior to the enrollment deadline.
Confirmation
The academic team reviews requests and confirms final placements based on eligibility.
Eligibility overview
| Program | Grade Level | Eligibility Criteria |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-AP | Grades 9–10 | All enrolled American Pathway students in Grades 9 and 10. |
| AP Courses | Grades 10–12 | Subject-specific academic performance, prerequisites and faculty approval. |
| AP Seminar | Grade 11 | Grade 11 students entering the AP Capstone Diploma track. |
| AP Research | Grade 12 | Grade 12 students who have successfully completed AP Seminar. |
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Pre-AP and AP?
Pre-AP builds critical foundations, study habits and analytical skills across standard course material for all Grade 9–10 students. AP courses offer full college-level study leading to official College Board exams.
Can Grade 10 students take AP courses?
Yes. Eligible Grade 10 students may take designated AP courses (such as AP Computer Science Principles, AP Psychology or AP English Language) based on academic prerequisites and teacher recommendations.
Does completing an AP course guarantee college credit?
Granting college credit depends on the individual university's placement policies and the student's score on the end-of-year AP examination (typically a score of 3, 4 or 5).
Important placement policy notes
- AP course eligibility depends on prerequisites, teacher recommendations and academic readiness.
- Submitting a registration form does not guarantee automatic course placement.
- Students are encouraged to maintain a balanced academic workload when taking multiple AP courses.