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US universities often will allow you to get credit for AP courses taken in high school, provided you get a 4 or 5 (depending on school) on the exam. Whether ETS
by cafard 10y ago
US universities often will allow you to get credit for AP courses taken in high school, provided you get a 4 or 5 (depending on school) on the exam. Whether ETS allows you to take AP exams without the courses, I can't say. Some schools will give you credit for "life experience".
University of Maryland University College has been around for a long time. They offer remote courses, they offer the "life experience" credit, and so on. I don't know about the "challenge" stuff.
- auganov 10y agoYou absolutely can take AP courses at will. I did. Just go to http://international.collegeboard.org/programs/ap-recognition/ http://international.collegeboard.org/programs/ap-recognitio... . Pick your country, you can then see a list of schools that administer it. Just contact whichever school you want and they should help you.