College and Career Readiness

English

• AP Language

• AP Literature

Math

• AP Statistics

• AP Computer Science

• AP Computer Science A

• AP Calc AB

• AP Clac BC

Social Studies

• AP Human Geography

• AP European History

• AP Psychology

• AP U.S. History

• AP U.S. Government

• AP Microeconomics

• AP Macroeconomics

Science

• AP Biology

• AP Chemistry

• AP Physics I

• AP Physics II

Fine Arts

• AP Art & Design

• AP Music Theory

Wauconda College Advantage (Gen. Ed classes- GECC)

• Composition- CLC English 121 (3 credits)

• Quantative Literacy- CLC Math 141 (3 credits)

• Biology 123- CLC BIO 123 (4 credits)

• Intro. to Theathre Arts- CLC THE 121 (3 credits)

• Diversity in American Theatre- CLC THE 123 (3 credits)

• Spanish IV- CLC SPA 222 (4 credits)

• French IV- CLC FRN 222 (4 credits)

Wauconda Program Launcher (Career Specific)

• Intro. to Education- CLC EDU 121 (3 credits)

• Career Readiness- CLC EWE 120 (1 credit)

• Digital Media Production- CLC DMD 170 (3 credits)

• Technical Theatre Design-Stagecraft- CLC THE 126 (3 credits)

• Diversity in American Theatre- CLC THE 123 (3 credits)

• Spanish IV- CLC SPA 222 (4 credits)

• French IV- CLC FRN 222 (4 credits)

• American Sign Language- CLC SGN 121/122 (4 credits per semester)

• English Literature- UCLR 100 (Loyola) (3 credits)

Who can take an AP Class?

Any student who meets the high school prerequisits listed for the course or who is accellerated through placement. 

Where do I find Prerequisites listed?

WHS Course Catalog

Is the exam required?

The exam is not typically required, but it is strongly encouraged. Typically, taking the AP exam exempts students from a final exam. 

What does it cost to take an AP exam?

Other than any regular course fees, the only cost is the cost of the AP exam, set by the College Board. In 2026- the CB is charging $99. 

Who can take a dual credit class?

Any student who meets basic HS prereqs can enroll in a dual credit class, but to earn dual credit you must meet the college course criterion. 

How do they get college credit?

Students will be helped to enroll as CLC students. Students who meet the CLC prereqs, apply to CLC, are on the dual credit roster, and the grade earned will appear on the high school and college transcript. 

What makes a class dual credit?

The college has to approve two things: 1. the qualifications of the teacher (MA or 18hrs in the suject area) and 2. The course syllabus. We then enter into an agreement for said course. 

What if I do not meet the requirements for the dual credit class?

Students, who do not meet the requirements for D.C. can still take the course and have it on their high school transcript. They will NOT recieve credit from CLC or Loyola.

Students are able to take the ALEKS or DSP test while enrolled to meet pre-requists they are short on.

Exception: ASL as it is taught by a CLC adjunct professor. Students must meet prerequisits and be dual enrolled at CLC in order to get credit.