What Can Advanced Placement Do for You?

Troy High School offers a myriad of Advanced Placement courses.  By taking an AP class, students can begin earning college credits as early as their freshman year of high school.  Each college and university has unique requirements for earning credits based on students’ scores on each AP Exam. This table focuses on credits that can be earned at colleges and universities in Michigan as well as universities in The Big Ten Conference.  If students earn scores of 3, 4, or 5 on the AP exam for a particular subject area, they might be eligible for college credit. 

It is important to note that this information is meant as a guide, and it is imperative that students and parents check with universities to ensure that information has not changed. Specific colleges and areas of study within universities often have specific requirements that fall outside of general guidelines.  Checking with universities is a MUST! 

College Credit Tables

Students must be sure to meet eligibility requirements for AP courses as outlined in the Course Description Book for the Troy School District.     

*This information was last updated January 2009*

2012 AP Test Information

Registration will be completed online at www.totalregistration.net

Instructions to Register

• Go to student long-in link
• Enter your email
• Create a password
• Complete the online registration form
• Print confirmation pages
• Bring confirmation page and check  to Mrs. Talsma in the guidance office  
• Make your checks (Checks Only) out to Troy High School. Late sign-up may be available.  There will be an additional $20.00 fee per test for late registration.

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