AP and Dual Credit

  • AP/Dual Credit at Liberty Public Schools

    Liberty High School offers Dual Credit courses and AP courses covering a variety of topics and subject areas.  Students interested in taking these college-level classes are eligible to get college credits for the work they complete in these courses.  AP courses are open to any student who meets the prerequisites for the classes.  Dual Credit courses require students to meet several criteria, these criteria are listed on this web page.  If students are interested in moving on to college, AP and Dual Credit courses are a great way to prepare students for the rigor and high expectations of college work.

    Does the college you plan on attending accept AP scores?

    Click here to find out if your college will give you credit for your AP scores from LHS.

What is the difference between AP and Dual Credit?

  • AP Test Registration

    Click here for step by step AP Exam Registration Instructions.

    Click here to pay for your AP exam(s).

Helpful Files

  • Dual Credit Requirements

    The requirements for Dual Credit are listed below:

    • Students must have a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0.
    • Students must be recommended by the high school principal or his or her official designee.
    • High school students must also meet the same requirements for admission to individual courses (e.g., English or mathematics) as those required of on-campus students (e.g., ACT, ASSET, or other placement test scores).
    • Under special circumstances, freshmen and sophomores with superior academic talents may take dual credit courses. Freshmen and sophomores must demonstrate their competency by scoring at the 90th percentile or above on the ACT or SAT. Moreover, the recommending high school counselor and the college academic department official must concur that a younger student can benefit from dual credit in the specific course and learn at the collegiate level.