Dimond High School offers a rigorous set of honors and advanced placement (AP) courses for students seeking to challenge themselves and earn college credit while in high school.
- Honors and AP courses offered at Dimond
- 2012 AP Testing Information (including payment information)
- 2012 AP Test schedule
- 2012 AP Exam Information in printable PDF format
- College Board/Advanced Placement Official Website
Dimond High School offers the following honors and advanced placement courses (grade course is offered is listed in parentheses, class names are hyperlinked to the teacher's ASD website):
What is the final deadline for ordering tests?
Payment will be accepted for ordering AP Tests from October 17 through November 4. In the larger AP classes, counselors will collect checks on a date set in advance by the instructor.
How much does each test cost?
Tests are $87.00 each.
Who do I pay to order the test?
Payment for AP Tests should be submitted to Kollette Schroeder in our
Main Office .
How do I pay?
Please pay with a check, if possible, and make the checks payable
to Dimond High School. Cash and money orders are also acceptable.
Can I pay for each test separately?
We prefer that all tests be paid for at one time.
Where are the tests given?
Most of the tests are proctored in Rasmussen Hall or other classrooms on UAA Campus. Foreign language tests are taken here at Dimond.
What is the testing
schedule?
The 2012 Exam Schedule is shown in the table below. This schedule
changes from year to year. As we approach time for testing,
counselors will be
giving out more specific details about the testing locations,
etc.
2012
AP Test Schedule |
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Test Date |
7:00 AM Session |
11:00 AM Session |
| Monday, May 7 | Chemistry Environmental Science |
Psychology |
| Tuesday, May 8 | Computer Science A |
Art History |
Wednesday, May 9 |
Calculus AB Calculus BC |
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| Thursday, May 10 | English Literature |
Japanese Language & Culture |
| Friday, May 11 | German Language United States History |
European History Studio Art (portfolios due) |
| Monday, May 14 | Biology Music Theory |
Physics B Physics C |
| Tuesday, May 15 | Government and Politics: US | Government and Politics: Comparative French Language |
| Wednesday, May 16 | English Language |
Statistics |
| Thursday, May 17 | Macroeconomics |
Microeconomics |