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Advanced Placement for freshmen is granted to students who have completed college-level courses in a high school participating in the Advanced Placement Program and have passed with a grade of 3 or better the College Board's Advanced Placement Examination in the following subject areas: art history, studio art (drawing and 2-d design and 3-d design), biology, chemistry, computer science (AB), English (language and composition; literature and composition), French (language and literature), German (language), history (European and United States), Latin (Vergil and Catullus-Horace), mathematics (calculus AB and BC), music theory, physics (B;C, mechanics; and C, electricity and magnetism), Spanish (language and literature).

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University of Rhode Island

Comprehensive transition and postsecondary program for students with intellectual disabilities

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