AP-Welcome to Amberson High School

Advanced Placement

The Advanced Placement (AP) courses are a high school curriculum system developed and managed by The College Board in the United States, designed to provide high school students with a college-level learning experience. Completing AP courses and passing the corresponding AP exams can give students a competitive advantage in college applications, as well as provide them with more in-depth academic knowledge and skills.

Amberson High School is an officially authorized teaching and examination school by The College Board, with the school code 392028.

OSSD+AP

Building Invaluable Confidence For Post-secondary Pursuits

Academic Challenge: The content of AP courses is equivalent to the level of university freshman, providing students with rigorous and high-standard academic training, fostering critical thinking, and time management abilities, laying a solid foundation for future academic and professional development.

Earn University Credits: AP program is not only widely recognized in the United States, but also many internationally renowned universities. This means that students opt out of certain fundamental courses when entering university, saving on tuition and time, and accelerating the completion of their degrees.

Enhance Competitiveness: AP courses and exam scores are one of the important reference indicators for university admissions. Students who take and pass multiple AP courses can demonstrate their academic ability and enhance their advantage in the fierce competition of university applications.

AP Physics

The main content of the course includes topics such as functions, complex numbers, vectors, matrices, sequences, and limits. Students are required to complete the prerequisite course, Grade 11 Mathematics MCR3U.

AP Precalculus

The course is divided into two parts, AB and BC, corresponding to the content of one semester and two semesters of the university's first-year Calculus course. Students are required to complete the prerequisite course AP Pre-Calculus.

AP Calculus

Learning the fundamental concepts of chemistry, including the structure and states of matter, intermolecular forces, and chemical reactions. Students are required to complete the prerequisite course: Grade 11 Chemistry SCH3U.

AP Chemistry

Learning the fundamental principles of physics, explore Newtonian mechanics, work, energy and power, mechanical waves and sound waves. Students are required to complete the prerequisite course: Grade 11 Physics SPH3U

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