<p>I'm currently living South Korea, so a state sponsored AP course is not available for me...</p>
<p>I was going to self-study for the test, but my school won't allow me to take the test without preparation...they also don't offer any of the classes that i plan on taking the test for.</p>
<p>I am assuming that the school wants an official course, MIT open course ware won't given anything official and would basically be self-studying.</p>
<p>Course</a> Catalog
or UCCP</a> Open Access
^^ I am self studying enviro-sci using UCCP as a resource. It should work pretty well, considering a lot of the Apex courses come straight from UCCP.</p>
<p>I might mention that the link entitled "Course Catalog" has much more user friendly viewing of those AP classes. Though, if you want a two semester long class viewable on that format, you'll have to manipulate the URL -- if you tell me which APs you're going to take, I can manipulate them URLs for you</p>
<p>Run by the DOE of Georgia, allows students to register from outside the state, but requires school to register a facillitator so you'd need to check with your GC to see if the school will accept your credit.</p>
<p>Does not give "credit" just reports grades to school and the school gives credit.</p>
<p>As someone who has seen courses in APEX and this one, I'd say the one in Georgia is hands down a better program if you are trying to pass an AP test and you aren't motivated enough to self study, but don't have a class at your school.</p>
<p>$300 a semester or 1/2 credit class, $600 for a full year class.</p>
<p>For most classes had a 70% pass rate or better.</p>
<p>NealJ2K I already bookmarked the AP subjects that I'm planning on taking.
Thanks for the offer :)
I love the site!</p>
<p>And I found out that I don't necessarily have to take the test at my school...
I just need to notify collegeboard, so I just decided to self-study and take the tests at a neighboring school.</p>
<p>Hopefully I won't get lazy and start cramming a few weeks before the test...</p>