Take AP Italian during High School for College credit
Update — AP Italian 2026 for San Diego Unified (SDUSD) will be hosted at our location. Exam: May 8, 2026 at 8:00 AM. Read the announcement or see our location.
Several High Schools in San Diego give the students the possibility of taking AP exams, generally once a year in May.
One of the offerings of CollegeBoard is:
Students can ask their counselor to take the AP Italian test anytime between grade 9th and grade 12th, even if the High School doesn’t offer an AP Italian class.
Most Colleges give credits for AP tests, for example University of California grants 8 quarters for AP Italian passed with a score of 3 or higher.
Italian school of San Diego students which have reached year 4 of the accredited classes will have a wide knowledge of Italian that will allow them to take the exam with confidence.
It is important to stress that it is the cumulative instructions from the 4 levels of Italian classes that prepare the students for the AP test, many topics useful for the AP test are covered in Italian 1-2, Italian 3-4 and Italian 5-6.
For students who need a more personalized approach or want to focus specifically on the exam’s technical expectations, we offer private, one-on-one preparation sessions with our School Director.
These sessions are available both online and in person and are specifically designed to address the challenges of the AP Italian exam, including the new digital format and Course Project requirements.