Use the registration guides below for information pertaining to courses available at Apex High School. When you need specific information about courses, use the Wake County Public Schools High School Program Planning Guide. Please remember that the WCPSS Program Planning Guide lists all courses available in Wake County Public Schools. Consult the Apex High School Registration Guides for the list of courses available specifically to Apex High students.
Courses & Course Registration for 2025-2026
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9th Grade
AHS 9th Grade Registration Guide 2025-2026
Rising 9th Grade Night Presentation (2/22/24)
9th Grade Math Reference Sheet
25-26 Registration Worksheet
10th - 12th Grade
AHS Grade 10 Registration Guide 2025-2026
AHS Grade 11 Registration Guide 2025-2026
AHS Grade 12 Registration Guide 2025-2026
25-26 Registration Worksheet
Senior Only Schedule Forms
Advanced Placement (AP) Agreement 24-25 (NEW!)
Fall 2025 Advanced Placement (AP) Agreement Form (This form MUST be completed for any student enrolling in any AP course!)
Dual Enrollment Form (REVISED for 24-25!!)Fall 2025 Dual Enrollment Form for College and Career Promise (CCP). *This form is for ALL students taking CCP classes, both if you plan to have an abbreviated schedule or not. It is ONE FORM now.
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Application Courses for 2025-2026
PEPI Application
Student Leadership Application
Express Yourself - Arts and Inclusion - Arts Student Leadership Application
25-26 AOIT Course Registration Guide25-26 Course Registration InformationResourcesRegistration Information Night PowerPoint from 3/4/24
AP Course Information
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The Advanced Placement Program, administered by The College Board, allows students to participate in college-level courses and possibly earn college credit while still in high school. Secondary schools and colleges cooperate in this program to give students the opportunity to show mastery in college-level courses by taking the AP exam in May of each school year.
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FAQ's about AP Courses
What are the advantages of taking AP courses?
The main advantage of taking an AP course is advanced preparation for college. Additionally, students who score well on AP exams may receive college credit while still in high school. The AP exams are given every year in May. Scores are reported to the colleges designated by the student and range from 1 (no recommendation) to 5 (extremely qualified). Each college determines the scores to be accepted for credit. Colleges may award three, and sometimes six, hours of credit per test. It is the responsibility of students to check with the colleges in which they are interested to see if they accept AP exams for credits.
How many AP classes should I take?
The number of AP classes a student should take is a personal choice.
What is the difference between an Honors and AP class?
AP classes are college-level courses that are more challenging and rigorous. AP classes require energetic, involved, and motivated students.
Why should I take an AP class? What will it do to my GPA?
Students who succeed in AP courses generally do well in college as a result of rigorous academic preparation. AP classes are weighted on a 5.0 scale. If you do well, your GPA will not be adversely affected. However, it is not advised to take numerous AP courses without serious consideration and teacher recommendations. Doing poorly in an AP course will affect your GPA.
What AP courses/exams does Apex High School currently offer?
Art/Drawing, Biology, Computer Science, English Language and Composition, English Literature and Composition, Environmental Science, French, German, Government and Politics, European History, World History, U.S. History, Calculus AB & BC, Statistics, Physics, Psychology, Human Geography, and Spanish.(This list is accurate as of Fall 2023. Offerings may change at any time. Please contact your counselor if you have any questions).Click here to read detailed AP Course descriptions.
How much does it cost to take an AP course?
There are no charges for taking an AP course at Apex High School.
If I take an AP course, do I have to take the exam?
No. We recommend you discuss this with your AP teacher. Furthermore, if you do poorly on the exam, your score will not adversely affect your chances of college admittance (but doing poorly in the course will). -
AP Course Information/Videos
Interested in taking an AP Course? Not sure what it is about? Check out these very informational videos created by some of our AWESOME teachers in conjunction with our Cougar TV class students!
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World Languages and Cultures:
