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AP and College Partnerships
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Advanced PlacementResearch shows that students who take Advanced Placement courses are better prepared for college than students who do not take AP, regardless of their exam score. They are more likely to enroll and stay in college, do well in their classes, and graduate in four years. Students who take Advanced Placement courses:
- Become familiar with college-level work by experiencing more academic rigor.
- Learn time management, critical thinking and scholarly writing skills. AP courses and exams help students hone the skills they will need in college and careers.
- Discover how learning a subject at a deeper level can offer new insights about college and career choices.
- Have an opportunity to boost their GPA because the grading for AP courses is weighted.
- AP courses are less expensive than College courses, saving time and money.
AP Courses at Holy Trinity
- AP Biology
- AP Calculus
- AP Chemistry
- AP English Lit & Composition
- AP Government & Politics
- AP Human Geography
- AP Physics
- AP Spanish
- AP U.S. History
- AP World History
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Molloy University High School ScholarsMolloy University offers University credit for $300 per credit.
High School Scholars who enroll at Molloy University the semester after graduation receive a $1,000 tuition grant per year. The High School Scholars Program Grant is applicable for up to four years of full-time continuous undergraduate student at Molloy. -
St. John's University College AdvantageSt. John's University offers juniors and seniors the opportunity to enroll in credit-bearing courses at a cost of $325 per course. Classes are taught at Holy Trinity by St. John's University approved teachers. Courses are offered for fall and spring.