AP exams

AP (full name: Advanced Placement; Chinese name: American Pre-College Program) specifically for the world's high school students planning to go to the United States to study undergraduate exams developed by the College Board (The College Board) sponsored by the U.S. AP scores can not only be deducted from the success of students applying for U.S. colleges and universities to enter the corresponding course credits, but also an important basis for the admission of students to U.S. colleges and universities. AP scores are not only credited to students who successfully apply to U.S. universities, but are also an important basis for admission to U.S. universities. In recent years, nearly 3,600 universities in more than 40 countries have recognized AP credits as their admission reference standards, including Harvard, Yale, Cambridge, Oxford and other prestigious universities.