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The Relationship Between Advanced Placement and College Graduation

authors:
Chrys Dougherty, Lynn Mellor, Shuling Jian
published in:
National Center for Educational Accountability
published:
February 2006
keywords:
MSP Key Features / Challenging Courses and Curricula
Ed Change & Policy / Systemic Change, Standards
Higher Ed / Policy
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description:
"This report explores the relationship between college graduation rates and student participation and success in Advanced Placement (AP) courses and exams. Three approaches to examining the relationship are reviewed: (1) comparing the college graduation rates of AP and non-AP students; (2) comparing the college graduation rates of AP and non-AP students after controlling for students' demographics and prior achievement and the demographics of their high schools; and 3) examining the relationship between the percent of students from a given high school graduating from college, and the school's percent of students in Advanced Placement."

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posted to site:
04/26/2006
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