AP Art & Design
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AP Art and Design
Meets 2 times per week for 30 minutes/class
AP Art and Design is a college-level art program backed by The College Board® that prepares students wanting to submit a college-level quality art portfolio to art colleges or regular universities, or even to embellish your high school resume as you apply to regular colleges. We have been teaching AP Art and Design for over seven years now, and have teachers that are College Board Score Readers so we know the rubric to get a strong score and are extremely experienced in teaching this course.
Scheduling
Our school specializes in private/small class structures, so depending on your needs and because of our online structure, you can schedule a time that works for both you and the teacher.
Students are expected to spend at minimum 3-4 hours a week outside of class hours to work on their art pieces.
There are three different portfolio types:
- AP 2-D Art and Design: Graphic Design, Photography, Illustration, Digital Art, etc.
- AP Drawing: Drawing, Painting, Mixed Media, Printmaking, etc.
- AP 3-D Art and Design: Sculpture, 3D Printing, etc.
Student Portfolio Samples
Click here to see a gallery of some of our student's portfolios!
More Information
Check our What is AP Art and Design and Benefits of AP Art and Design pages for more information about AP Art!
FAQs
Can I take AP Art online?
Yes. AP Art Online is available for any student that is looking to apply to a college that accepts AP Credit from The College Board®.
Can I take AP Art online if I am homeschooled?
Yes. AP credit is applicable even for students that are not taking conventional schooling.
What are the benefits of AP Art and Design?
Having a strong AP Art score will show your proficiency in art, in addition to gaining early college credit with a strong enough score. In addition, it shows that you are able to take college level classes, which can make you stand out against similar applicants who otherwise do not have a strong AP score.
What score do I need on my AP Art Portfolio to get college credit?
Usually a 4 or 5 out of a maximum of 5 points will be enough to get college credit for an art credit in most colleges in the United States or Canada. A 3 can also receive credit, but may vary depending on the college you are applying to.