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AP Biology | SCI 710 

Prerequisite(s): Chemistry Length: Full year 

Fee(s): AP exam 
* Dual credit course 
* AP Biology is best taken in the year following Chemistry or AP Chemistry 
* May be taken concurrently with AP Chemistry, AP Physics 1, Physics, or AP Physics 2 
* Offered 2026-27 and will likely fall into an every other year rotation based on student interest in the class 

How do mealworms react when they’re fed sugar-coated oats – and why? Is that Oreo truly double
stuffed? Find answers to
both these questions in AP Biology where students explore topics that describe the incredible ways
God designed living systems. AP Biology is a college-level biology course containing eight units
defined by the College Board.

  • Hands-on experience with living organisms and models of organisms and the environment they live
    in
  • The homework load varies from one to four hours per week
  • Emphasis on group work and collaboration, and a good knowledge of chemistry as AP Biology includes the study of the chemistry of living things
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AP Calculus AB | MAT 710

Prerequisite(s): Pre-Calculus (Recommended B or above)

Fee(s): AP exam
*Dual credit course

Embark on an exciting journey into the world of calculus with our Calculus AB course. Specifically designed to prepare students for the AB section of the AP Calculus exam, this course offers a deep dive into the fundamental concepts of calculus.

  • Understand limits and continuity
  • Learn the definition and fundamental properties of differentiation
  • Differentiate explicit, composite, implicit, and inverse functions
  • Apply differentiation contextually and analytically
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AP Calculus BC | MAT 720 

Prerequisite(s): AP Calculus AB (Recommended B or above) 
Fee(s): AP exam 
*Dual credit course

Continue your calculus journey with our Calculus BC course. Building on the concepts from AP Calculus AB, this course prepares students for the BC section of the AP Calculus exam. 

  • Review limits, derivatives, and integrals from AP Calculus AB 
  • Study logistic functions and develop various techniques of integration 
  • Test for convergence and divergence of integrals and/or series 
  • Construct Taylor and Maclaurin polynomials 
  • Understand derivatives and integrals of polar, parametric, and vector-valued functions 
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AP Chemistry | SCI 740 

Prerequisite(s): Biology, Algebra 1 and usually Chemistry (see below)

Fee(s): POGIL packet, AP exam 
*Offered 2026-27 and will likely fall into an every other year rotation based on student interest in the class 

AP Chemistry is typically taken after Chemistry but for motivated students who earned As in Algebra 1 or who are advanced in math AND who complete a summer prep program, AP Chemistry can be taken instead of Chemistry. 

The AP Chemistry course outline defined by the college board and contains nine units of study including 

  • The structure and properties of Atoms, Compounds, and Substances and Mixtures 
  • Kinetics 
  • Thermochemistry 
  • Equilibrium 
  • Acids and bases 
  • Thermodynamics and Electrochemistry 

AP Chemistry is for ambitious students who are willing to spend from one to four hours per week on homework, who are eager to collaborate with their peers, who exhibit self-control around dangerous chemicals, and who are excited to see how the tiniest things we know of are the building blocks of everything we know.  

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