Question

ap, dual enrollment, and ib courses can all provide college credit. but each rigorous course has its own distinction. see if you can remember them by matching each description to the type of course. ap, dual enrollment, and ib distinctions attempt 1 of 2 select each item in the left column and its match in the right column. advanced or honors? required to take an exam to earn college credit international baccalaureate? automatically earn college credit upon completion advanced placement? credit earned from this course is accepted worldwide dual enrollment? no college credit is earned

Explanation:

• Advanced or honors: No college credit is earned (it’s a high school rigor label, not a credit-bearing program).
• International Baccalaureate (IB): Credit earned is accepted worldwide (IB is an international program with global recognition).
• Advanced Placement (AP): Required to take an exam to earn college credit (AP credit depends on passing the AP exam).
• Dual enrollment: Automatically earn college credit upon completion (students take college courses and get credit for passing the course).

Answer:

Advanced or honors: No college credit is earned
International Baccalaureate: Credit earned from this course is accepted worldwide
Advanced Placement: Required to take an exam to earn college credit
Dual enrollment: Automatically earn college credit upon completion