Advanced Placement

Potential College Credit

While not required, AP exams for each course are offered in the spring. A score of 3, 4, or 5 can earn a student college credit, depending on what the institution’s AP credit policy is. Over 2600 colleges worldwide offer college credit for AP scores. These credits give a students a head start, allowing them to save time and money while in college.

Colleges and universities all have different policies on whether or not they accept Advanced Placement credit and what kind of credit they will give for a certain AP test score. Please check the credit policy link (under resources) for specific college’s acceptance policies.

Not Enrolled at Sandpoint High School?

Students wishing to sit for an AP Exam offered at Sandpoint High School must contact Angie Dail, AP Coordinator, at 208-263-3034 ext. 4018 or email.

More Questions or Comments?

For questions or concerns about the AP Program at Sandpoint High School please contact the AP Coordinator, Angie Dail, AP Coordinator, at 208-263-3034 ext. 4018 or email.