November 16, 2007
Two-Thirds of AP Courses Pass Official Muster
Two-thirds of college-level courses offered at secondary schools meet academic requirements allowing them to be called Advanced Placement courses, and some of the remaining third, which are still under evaluation, are expected to earn that approval, the College Board announced last week after its first audit of such courses.
The review of 134,000 courses at 14,000 secondary schools worldwide was designed to determine whether high-school courses labeled as Advanced Placement, or AP, met
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