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AP U.S. History
This page last modified on Thursday, January 06, 2011
Mr. Frank Robinson
Instructor
Advanced Placement(TM) United States History (Honors) Eligibility and Pre-requisites: Admission to this course is by invitation only. The level of academic mastery achieved in previous history and social studies courses determines eligibility. Strong study skills and a teachable attitude are also determinants for eligibility. Eligibility decisions are made by the WCA Administrator.
This Advanced Placement (AP) course in U.S. History consists of a full high school academic year of work comparable to U.S. History courses in colleges and universities. It is expected that students who take an AP course in U.S. History will seek college credit, college placement or both, from institutions of higher learning. Students will have the opportunity to pass an AP Exam that may provide such college-level credit. The course curriculum is very demanding. Students must be highly self-motivated, and understand the large commitment needed to successfully complete AP U.S. History. Saturday
and/or evening review sessions will be required during the month of April, as the AP Exam date approaches. Students may be required to sign a contract of commitment prior to beginning this course. A course fee, above tuition, may be required to cover expenses incurred by WCA in offering this advanced course. Such fees will be determined on an annual basis. For specific questions ... please email Mr. Robinson.
This Advanced Placement (AP) course in U.S. History consists of a full high school academic year of work comparable to U.S. History courses in colleges and universities. It is expected that students who take an AP course in U.S. History will seek college credit, college placement or both, from institutions of higher learning. Students will have the opportunity to pass an AP Exam that may provide such college-level credit. The course curriculum is very demanding. Students must be highly self-motivated, and understand the large commitment needed to successfully complete AP U.S. History. Saturday
and/or evening review sessions will be required during the month of April, as the AP Exam date approaches. Students may be required to sign a contract of commitment prior to beginning this course. A course fee, above tuition, may be required to cover expenses incurred by WCA in offering this advanced course. Such fees will be determined on an annual basis. For specific questions ... please email Mr. Robinson.