AP Environmental Science

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Environmental Sciences Advanced Placements ( AP Environment Sciences , APES , AP Enviro , AP Environment >, AP Environment , or AP Envi. Sci. ) is a program offered by the College Board as part of the Advanced Placement Program for high school students interested in the environment and natural sciences. The course is designed to provide students with the scientific principles, concepts, and methodologies necessary to understand the abundant relationships in nature, to identify and analyze environmental problems, to evaluate relative risks associated with identified problems, and to examine alternative solutions to resolve and/or prevent similar problems facing the global environment. The percentage of students who scored "5" was only 7.4% in the testing administration 2016. This remains one of the AP "AP" lows to date just below AP Art History, AP English Literature & amp; Composition, English AP & amp; Composition, and World History AP. The AP Test of Environmental Science was first given in 1998.

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Topics discussed

Topics covered in AP Environmental Science include:

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Exam

• Part I : Multiple Choice (100 questions, 90 minutes).
• Part II : Response-Free (one data set question, one document-based question, and two synthesis and evaluation questions, 90 minutes).

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Class distribution

The test was first held in 1998. Class distribution since 2009 is:

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References

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External links

• Environmental Science AP at CollegeBoard.com
• AP Environmental Science Study Guide at Albert
• Environmental Science

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