AP CSP: Questions About the Course Audit
FAQ
What is the AP Course Audit?
The AP Course Audit is an authorization process that provides teachers and administrators with guidelines and requirements for offering AP courses. It also ensures that AP courses across high schools meet the same college-level criteria.
How do I complete the AP Course Audit?
The AP Course Audit requires the online submission of two documents: the AP Course Audit form and the teacher’s course document. The AP teacher and the school principal or designated course audit administrator submit the AP Course Audit form, acknowledging the curricular and resource requirements. The course document, detailing how the AP course requirements will be met, is submitted by the AP teacher for review by college faculty.
Visit AP Course Audit for tools to create and submit your course document for authorization, including curricular requirements, a syllabus development guide, and two annotated sample syllabi. To receive course authorization, you can choose to create your own course document, adopt and submit a sample syllabus, or adopt and submit an endorsed curriculum provider syllabus.
Refer to the AP Course Audit Calendar for important dates.
Have more questions?
Go to the AP Course Audit page for more resources and information about the process.