(AP) Advanced Placement Tests
AP Courses
AP Course Listings
Computer Science
- AP Computer Science - 11th & 12th
English
- AP English Language - 11th
- AP English Literature - 12th
Fine Arts
- AP Art History - 10th, 11th & 12th (one semester)
- AP Art Studio Drawing - 11th & 12th
- AP Music Theory - 11th & 12th
Math
- AP Calculus AB - 11th & 12th
- AP Statistics - 11th & 12th
Science
- AP Chemistry - 11th & 12th
- AP Physics - 10th, 11th & 12th
- AP Biology - 10th, 11th & 12th
Social Studies
- AP World History - 10th, 11th & 12th
- AP U.S. Govt. & Politics - 12th
- AP Psychology - 11th & 12th
- AP United States History - 11th & 12th
Why AP?
Why Should I Take an AP Class?
1. If you pass the associated AP test, you will get 3 - 8 college credits. Number of credits
awarded are determined by the college.
2. You will increase your ability to read and understand college-level textbooks.
3. You will learn how to take precise notes and learn study habits that will help you be
successful in college.
4. You will cover the same curriculum in 9 months instead of 4 months in college.
5. You have small classes at LHS with teachers who care about your success.
6. You can get some of your general requirements out of the way to save yourself time and
money.
7. You will gain the confidence that you can be successful in college classes.
8. You will improve your critical thinking skills and writing abilities.
9. AP classes are recognized as challenging and rigorous so they help with scholarship
applications.
10. AP credits are accepted nationally and viewed favorably on transcripts.
AP Test Prep.
AP Test Preparation
AP test preparation online through Shmoop
This is a comprehensive test prep website to practice for ACT, SAT, & AP. The ACT prep is FREE thanks to taxpayer money. The AP prep has a cost.
- You visit www.shmoop.com/utah/
- Scroll down to Find LHS
- Click "Let's Go"
- Answer Yes or No
- Enter Magic Word: HIKING