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Students who participate in band, orchestra, athletics, fine arts, or other activities may find it hard to fit every course they want into their daily schedule. UT High School’s online Advanced Placement (AP®) courses let students add an extra course to get ahead academically or gain flexibility in meeting graduation requirements. Core courses are NCAA approved, and all AP® courses are audited and approved by The College Board.

Benefits of AP

  • Scheduling flexibility to fit AP into a full course load, with an accelerated pace and TEKS-aligned curriculum taught by experienced, Texas-certified teachers
  • Build real college-ready skills — time management, study habits, and the confidence to dig into challenging material
  • Strengthen college applications — AP coursework signals to admissions officers that a student is ready for rigorous academics; 85% of selective colleges say a student’s AP experience favorably impacts admission decisions
  • Arrive at college ahead — 3 out of 4 AP students entering a four-year college start with some AP credit already earned
  • Set up for college success — students who score 3 or higher on AP Exams typically see greater academic success and higher graduation rates than their non-AP peers
  • Save time and money — AP credit is accepted by nearly all U.S. and Canadian colleges and recognized in 60+ countries worldwide, which can mean fulfilling graduation requirements early or skipping intro-level courses

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AP Course List

14 COURSES OFFERED · CEEB CODE 440344

Full-time UTHS Diploma Program students & students enrolled in our online AP® courses may use the UTHS College Board code for exam score reporting: 440344

AP® Calculus AB
AP® Computer Science A
AP® Computer Science Principles
AP® English Language and Composition (AP English III)
AP® English Literature and Composition (AP English IV)
AP® Environmental Science
AP® Human Geography
AP® Macroeconomics
AP® Physics 1
AP® Precalculus
AP® Statistics
AP® U.S. Government & Politics
AP® U.S. History
AP® World History: Modern
AP Exam Score Data

2025–2026 RESULTS

Course# Tested# PassedUTHS MeanTX MeanUTHS % PassedTX % Passed
AP Calculus AB10102.952.8053%51%
AP Computer Science A1052.802.8550%56%
AP Computer Science Principles1152.642.6846%55%
AP English Language & Composition28222.832.8667%61%
AP English Literature & Composition29273.972.8593%60%
AP Environmental Science36273.332.7675%59%
AP Human Geography35273.692.8777%54%
AP Macroeconomics35263.202.6774%52%
AP Physics 127173.072.6963%54%
AP Precalculus44383.772.8686%73%
AP Statistics21102.762.7548%54%
AP U.S. Government & Politics46343.393.0274%63%
AP U.S. History45303.092.9367%52%
AP World History: Modern65583.772.8389%52%
Total tested / Average % passed465342  74%58%

"# Tested" and "# Passed" totals are sums across all courses; "% Passed" totals are the average pass rate across all courses.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is UT High School’s College Board school code (CEEB)?

440344. Use this when creating your College Board account and adding UTHS as your school of record.

I’m enrolled in the AP course — am I automatically registered for the exam?

No. Course enrollment and exam registration are separate. You must log in to myap.collegeboard.org and enter your teacher’s join code to register for the exam.

When will I get my join code?

Within the first week of school in August or January. If you’re taking the course in summer, codes are available June 1.

I’m taking more than one AP course — do I need a join code for each?

Yes. Each AP course has its own join code, entered separately in AP Classroom.

When will I get my scores?

Typically mid-July, viewable at myap.collegeboard.org.

Continue Exploring Your Options

AP isn’t the only path to earning college credit or getting ahead. See how it compares to Dual Credit, or head back to the CCMR hub to explore all of your options.

Learn About Dual Credit Back to CCMR

Contact Us

Have questions about AP courses, enrollment, or exam registration? Reach out to the Advanced Academics team:

advancedacademics@uthighschool.org