Can I take AP biology online?

Absolutely. Homeschooled students are welcome to apply at eAchieve and can enroll in one or two online classes each semester as a supplement to their curriculum. Our online AP classes are open to homeschoolers as well as students attending traditional brick and mortar schools.

Are CTY courses college level?

Print. While CTY is an accredited institution, we do not award university degrees or college diplomas. Only the child’s school can award school credit or placement for a CTY course.

Does Johns Hopkins take AP credits?

Remember the following key things when reviewing the Johns Hopkins AP® credit policy: The school accepts scores of 3,4, & 5 on the AP® exams for credit. The score requirements vary by department. You can use your AP® credits to “accelerate” your Johns Hopkins education.

What is the difference between AP biology and honors biology?

If you took honors biology, you’d cover the same topics as regular biology but would dive deeper into the material. AP classes, however, are more challenging than honors classes. These courses cover information, teach skills and give assignments that correspond to college classes.

How difficult is AP Biology?

Excelling in AP Biology tends to be more challenging than other popular AP courses. Of the more than 212,000 students who took AP Biology in 2021, less than 10% earned the highest possible score (5) on the exam for this course.

Does CTY give credit?

CTY Online Programs does not award credit for its courses, but we encourage parents and students to speak to their school about credit or placement prior to enrolling in a CTY online course.

Does CTY help with college admissions?

Once you are part of the CTY program, you can take summer programs on the Johns Hopkins campus and you can also take online programs throughout the year. Not only does NCGE help with the tests, it also helps with the entire admission process into CTY, as well as admission to private schools and colleges.

Does NYU accept AP credits?

NYU awards credit for the College Board Advanced Placement (AP) examinations for scores of 4 and 5 on most examinations.