1. From IDOE

2. In 2010, Indiana had * the highest increase in the number of students taking AP exams in the country (28.9% of 2010 graduates took at least one AP exam – an increase of 8.3% over 2009)! Including: 44% increase among African American students 33% increase among Hispanic students

3. The number of exam grades from 3-5 in Indiana increased in one year by 11.4% compared to 7.9% national growth (2010 exams). Indiana students took 10,851 more exams in 2010 than they took in 2009.

4. Percentage of 2010 graduates passing an AP exam during high school National Rank Maryland26.4%1 Indiana12.4% 29 Indianas Goal 25.0%3 Where are we now?

5. Starting with the 2011 AP exams, students who earn a score of 3 or higher shall receive college credit toward their degree at any Indiana public institution of higher education; this includes all two and four year schools and all regional campuses.

6. Under this law, Indiana can expect an additional 10,000 AP qualifying exam scores of 3 earned by thousands of students to receive around 44,000 college credit hours. The college savings for students and parents will be significant.

7. Indiana public institutions of higher education may require a score higher than 3 to award credit for a course that is part of a students major but the student will still receive elective credit that counts toward their overall degree requirements. Indiana public institutions of higher education will fully articulate how each AP course and exam score will distribute within and outside of major fields by March, 2011.

8. www.transferIN.net Learning Connection community AP Teachers and Coordinators Posting of all AP articulations Colleges posted to date: Vincennes University

9. Help facilitate the delivery of AP courses online though Florida Virtual School http://www.doe.in.gov/opd/advpla/docs/ap_onl ine_faqs.pdf http://www.doe.in.gov/opd/advpla/docs/ap_onl ine_faqs.pdf 16 courses available

10. Pre-AP Strategies Workshops: Summer 2011 http://www.nwiesc.k12.in.us

11. 4 Accredited colleges and universities in Indiana (through NACEP): Indiana University, Bloomington Vincennes University University of Southern Indiana Indiana University, South Bend

12. Cap the fee per credit hour Require all institutions offering DC to become accredited either through NACEP or CHE HB 1296: Requires all state educational institutions to accept dual credit courses that are included in the core transfer library and successfully completed by a high school. Common evaluation of student progress on high school and college campuses

13. MSD Washington Township Kokomo City Schools International School of Indiana Center for Inquiry

14. Amy B. Marsh State Coordinator for AP, IB and Dual Credit Indiana Department of Education amarsh@doe.in.gov