*+AP+Chemistry

=Welcome to AP Chemistry!= toc You should be proud of your choice to take this advanced class. If you are not already aware, this class covers college-level chemistry. In May, students are encouraged to take the AP Chemistry Exam. Students who successfuly pass the AP Chemistry Exam are eligible to receive Chemistry credit at most universities. The AP Exam is scored on a scale of 1-5, with 5 as the highest possible score. Most universities consider a score of "3" to be passing, but the specifics of how much credit is given for each score varies by institution. Information on AP Chemistry and other AP courses is available at the [|College Board website].

The calender below contains an electronic copy of the syllabus for this year. Please be aware that this is a tentative syllabus and dates may change depending on circumstances. I strongly encourage you to check this calendar often and keep yourself on track. Electronic copies of some assignments and chapter notes will be available [|here]. I am available before school Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, as well as after school unless I have another committment. My goal is to help you understand the material covered in this course, so please do not be afraid to come in for additional help as often as you need it. = = =AP Chemistry Lab= The AP Chemistry lab course will begin in September. The day and time of the lab session will be determined by the class. Honors students are always welcome to join these labs, but to receive the credit for the lab course, you must be officially enrolled in the AP Chemistry class. =Calendar= media type="googlecalendar" key="64tb73q69avberc3rblpvk54fg%40group.calendar.google.com" ARG0="&ctz=America/Denver&height=600" height="600" width="800" =Useful Links:= [|College Board] (AP exams) Ms. Lange's electronic assignments