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Beginning in the 2019 fall academic term, students who have earned successful Advanced Placement (AP) Exam scores of 3 or higher and enroll at one of Mississippi’s public universities or colleges will be assured college course credit.
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07/11/2018
The college application process can be a whirlwind of emotions and who knows this better than graduating seniors.
07/10/2018
On May 8, 2018, College Board was a proud sponsor of a convening of Native Scholarship Providers, educators, and researchers focusing on the representation of American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian students in education research and data.
07/09/2018
There is nothing like a challenge between school districts to get the competitive juices flowing.
The College Board partnered with the Council of Great City Schools (CGCS) and the National Rural Educator’s Association (NREA) for two All In Official SAT Practice Challenges with the goal to boost college and career readiness by increasing access to Official SAT Practice (OSP).
06/29/2018
Susan Garry is no stranger to hard work. The Texas teen and martial arts enthusiast understands that practice yields progress—both on and off the mat.
A National Merit Scholarship recipient and incoming first-year student at Cornell University, Susan attributes her SAT success to practicing with Official SAT Practice on Khan Academy both at home and in the classroom.
06/21/2018
Darnell Heywood, College Board Trustee and Chair of Counseling and Admissions Council, has been featured in her Columbus Academy's online newspaper for her role with the College Board.
06/21/2018
In April, the Access & Diversity Collaborative released the first "Connections" quarterly newsletter to its sponsors. The newsletters will be archived and housed here on All Access.
06/12/2018
High school students have sent a clear message: they want to take advanced computer science courses.
06/08/2018
For the fourth year, the College Board held its annual #Collegiance contest, which encouraged students to celebrate their college decision with a creative Instagram post. Students who pledged their collegiance to their future college with a fun photo, Boomerang, or video were considered for a chance to win money for college.
06/07/2018
More than 140 students and teachers from 16 school districts across North Carolina gathered at the State Capitol in Raleigh on May 30 to thank legislators for supporting the North Carolina Advanced Placement Partnership (NCAPP) and to advocate for inclusion of AP in the state’s accountability system.