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Earn college credit with challenging AP courses
Challenge your brightest students and help them earn college credit while still in high school. Our AP courses are taught by certified teachers with subject-matter expertise and extra training in online instruction. These college-level courses include tutorials, multimedia simulations and online discussions. AP courses meet Michigan and AdvancED curriculum standards, and are geared to prepare students to successfully complete College Board exams.
AP courses are offered as semester courses during the school year. Visit the AP Course Catalog for more information.
With MVS AP courses, your school can:
- Expand or add AP courses without the expense of adding on-site courses.
- Reduce costs of small enrollment AP classes by offering them virtually.
- Reduce the outbound transfer of students to home schooling or to neighboring schools/districts that have broader AP offerings.
- Address the needs of AP students with scheduling or physical challenges.
Successful AP Student Profile and Prerequisites
- Assume more responsibility for their own progress.
- Exhibit a high level of discipline and drive.
- Have superior writing skills.
- Are proficient using the computer to access the Internet.
- Have basic word processing skills (typing, deleting, editing, cut/copy/paste, saving and retrieving files).
Note: Each MVS AP course may have additional prerequisites.
AP Exam Review available from Michigan eLibrary
Follow these steps to prepare for the AP Exam:
- Go to http://mel.org.
- Click on "Test and Tutorials" in the left-hand menu.
- Click on "College Preparation" in the left-hand menu.
- Select "Advanced Placement (AP) Preparation" and choose the AP Exam Review for your course.
Note: MeL requires users to set up an account using your school's username; check with your school for account information. |
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Earn college credit with challenging AP courses
Challenge your brightest students and help them earn college credit while still in high school. Our AP courses are taught by certified teachers with subject-matter expertise and extra training in online instruction. These college-level courses include tutorials, multimedia simulations and online discussions. AP courses meet Michigan and AdvancED curriculum standards, and are geared to prepare students to successfully complete College Board exams.
AP courses are offered as semester courses during the school year. Visit the AP Course Catalog for more information.
With MVS AP courses, your school can:
- Expand or add AP courses without the expense of adding on-site courses.
- Reduce costs of small enrollment AP classes by offering them virtually.
- Reduce the outbound transfer of students to home schooling or to neighboring schools/districts that have broader AP offerings.
- Address the needs of AP students with scheduling or physical challenges.
Successful AP Student Profile and Prerequisites
- Assume more responsibility for their own progress.
- Exhibit a high level of discipline and drive.
- Have superior writing skills.
- Are proficient using the computer to access the Internet.
- Have basic word processing skills (typing, deleting, editing, cut/copy/paste, saving and retrieving files).
Note: Each MVS AP course may have additional prerequisites.
AP Exam Review available from Michigan eLibrary
Follow these steps to prepare for the AP Exam:
- Go to http://mel.org.
- Click on "Test and Tutorials" in the left-hand menu.
- Click on "College Preparation" in the left-hand menu.
- Select "Advanced Placement (AP) Preparation" and choose the AP Exam Review for your course.
Note: MeL requires users to set up an account using your school's username; check with your school for account information. |
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