Curriculum

American High School Programs, or American high school programs, are designed to provide students with an academic experience similar to that of Native American students. These courses not only cover basic subjects such as math, science, and language arts, but also emphasize the development of critical thinking, creativity, and teamwork.

1. What is the American High School Program?

American High School Programs, or American high school programs, are designed to provide students with an academic experience similar to that of Native American students. These courses not only cover basic subjects such as math, science, and language arts, but also emphasize the development of critical thinking, creativity, and teamwork. By taking AP courses, students are able to better adapt to the teaching style and learning pace of American universities and improve their competitiveness in academics.

2.What is AP program?

AP courses, known as Advanced Placement, are American Pre-College Programs, which refer to college courses taught in high schools. It is a college-level course offered by the College Board at the high school level. It is mainly suitable for high school students who plan to study undergraduate in the U.S., and it can be taught all over the world (including the U.S. mainland).

3. What does the AP program consist of?

The AP program consists of 38 subjects, divided into seven categories: Arts, English, History and Social Sciences, Mathematics and Computer Science, Natural Sciences, World Languages and Literatures, and the Capstone Diploma Program. Students are free to choose courses according to their own interests and professional development direction.

4. What are the AP exams and how are they scored?

AP exams are administered in the fall of each year and are held globally in May of the following year. AP exams are graded on a scale of 1-5, with 5 being excellent, 4 being superior, 3 being qualified, 2 being likely to qualify, and 1 being not recommended. Most top U.S. colleges and universities indicate that an applicant's AP course experience has a positive effect on admission. At the same time, most international colleges and universities will give students with a score of 3 or more on an AP exam credit for the corresponding subject, so that students can skip basic courses and take advanced courses in preference, or both.

5. How does the AP program help?

For Chinese high school students, learning AP courses can not only exchange for American college credits, quickly improve their GPA, save time and money, but also solve the problem of difficult to adapt to the American freshman course in advance, which is very helpful for applying to European and American universities.。