Class of 2012 Advanced Placement® Results Announced

While Participation and Performance Increased Compared to the Class of 2011, Many High School Students with Potential for Success in College-Level AP® Courses Still Lack Access

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While Participation and Performance Increased Compared to the Class of 2011, Many High School Students with Potential for Success in College-Level AP® Courses Still Lack Access

Date: 20 February 2013, 18:27 PM EST
Source: The College Board
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While the number of high school students participating and succeeding in college-level Advanced Placement courses continues to increase, many thousands of students sill lack access to these courses.
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Data released today by the non-profit College Board revealed that more high school students are participating—and succeeding—in college-level Advanced Placement courses and exams than ever before.
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Students who succeed on an Advanced Placement exam during high school are more likely to graduate from college and graduate earlier than their non-AP peers.
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