The AP course has a perfect score of 5 points, generally 2 points are qualified, and some universities need 3 points to be qualified. You can also go online to search for university-approved tuition conversion. One point is worth $65,438+0,000 in the United States. The University Committee gives written scores, which you can submit to all departments of the university when you enter the school to judge which freshman courses can be exempted from tuition fees and how many university credits can be converted. For example, Jing Tian Yifan, a student studying in an international school in Shanghai, took nine AP courses in China and went to the University of Michigan (ranked 28th in the United States). Later, it was recognized by the school and converted into 54 university credits (note: the total credits of American universities for four years are 120 credits), that is, two years of university study were exempted and they went directly to junior courses, saving themselves and their parents two years.

Source: AXA Education