Earn College Credit

The Advanced Placement (AP) program is a national program offered by Widefield High School in cooperation with the College Board. The AP program provides students the opportunity to pursue college-level studies while in high school. At the conclusion of the AP course, students will take a College Board National AP Exam administered on a national test date. Depending on scores, a student may receive college-level credit for AP classes. Acceptance of AP scores for college credit is determined by each college or university. It is the student’s responsibility to research policies at individual institutions regarding AP credit.

 (Accelerating Students through Concurrent ENrollmenT)

 

ASCENT is Concurrent Enrollment extended into the 5th year of high school sponsorship, providing graduating seniors tuition assistance with one extra year of free college-level coursework.