AP and Dual Credit Courses
The following courses are offered at O’Gorman High School and can be taken for college credit through articulation with select state colleges or through College Board’s AP Exam.
OGHS CoUrse (Number & Name) |
AP Test Option | Dual Credit Option |
|---|---|---|
| CSC 420 - College Computer Science I | No | Yes - through Dakota State University |
| CSC 430 - College Computer Science II | No | Yes - through Dakota State University |
| EDU 310- Orientation to Teaching | No | Yes - through Mount Marty University |
| ENG 320 - Speech Communication | No | Yes - through Mount Marty University |
| ENG 321/322 - AP English Language & Composition | Yes | Yes - through Mount Marty University |
| ENG 421/422 - AP English Literature & Composition | Yes | Yes - through Mount Marty University |
| FAB 401/402 - AP Music Theory | Yes | Yes - through Mount Marty University |
| MAT 351/352 - College Algebra | No | Yes - through Mount Marty University |
| MAT 401/402 - AP Calculus AB | Yes | No |
| MAT 411/412 - AP Statistics | Yes | Yes - Through Mount Marty University |
| SCI 321/322 - AP Physics 1 | Yes | No |
| SCI 401/402 - College Biology | No | Yes - through Northern State University |
| SCI 411/412 - College Chemistry | Yes |
Yes - through South Dakota School of Mines |
| SCI 421/422 - AP Physics 2 | Yes | No |
| SSC 410 - AP U.S. Government | Yes | No |
| SSC 420 - AP Human Geography | Yes | No |
| SSC 431/432 - AP U.S. History | Yes | Yes - through Mount Marty University |
| SSC 441/442 - AP World History: Modern | Yes | Yes - through Mount Marty University |
| SSE 411/412 - AP Psychology | Yes | No |
| WRL 401/402 - AP German Language | Yes | No |
| WRL 421/422 - AP Spanish Language & Culture | Yes | Yes - through Mount Marty University |
| WRL 511/512 - AP Latin | Yes | No |
| WRL 521/522 - AP Spanish Literature & Culture | Yes |
No |
Additional fees for College Dual Credit or AP testing will apply. Please reference page 5-6 of the of the Course Description Book for more details on cost and number of college credits earned per course.