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If you have questions call 376-7341.

Many Mustang seniors graduate high school already earning college credit, allowing them to begin college at the sophomore level. Besides concurrent enrollment, in which students can take classes for credit with several area colleges, Mustang Public Schools also offers Advanced Placement courses which could allow a student to potentially earn college credit.

Advanced Placement courses are rigorous and require additional work outside the classroom. After the course is completed, students can sign up to take an exam over the material for $95. Financial aid is available to families who meet the requirements.

Test registration is done online in the spring, starting in January and through March 1. The date for AP exams are set by the college board; Mustang Public Schools does not set testing dates.

Scoring for the tests ranges from 1 (low) to 5 (high). Colleges may grant college credit depending on the score, but individual requirements may vary.

Advantages of AP classes and testing include:

• Better preparation for college

• Preferential entry to selective colleges and possible advanced standing

• Reduced college expenses

• The students may earn a designation of AP Scholar at graduation and be recognized at an AP reception by scoring 3 or higher on at least 3 AP exams

Grade Scale for:

• Accelerated Course (formerly Pre-AP) = .5 added to GPA

• AP = 1 point added to GPA

Please see the 2026-2027 Course Guide for more information on AP Courses.

For more information on Advanced Placement tests, contact Dillon Walker, College and Career Counselor and AP Coordinator at 405-376-7844.

High school seniors who meet the eligibility requirements are entitled to receive tuition waivers for up to six hours per semester. Whether or not a high school junior who meets eligibility can receive a tuition waiver is up to the individual college.

Concurrent Enrollment Brochure

Scholarships

MHS Scholarship Page

To earn a scholarship, it is the responsibility of the student and parent to find and apply for the scholarship. For assistance on looking for scholarships, please click here.

See also:

Preparing for College

Oklahoma College Scholarships - scholarship and financial aid list for Oklahoma

Game of Student Finances - answers to financial aid questions (scholarships, grants, loans, etc.)

Financial Aid Calculators - easy to use the college cost estimator

2026-2027 Course Guide

You can also find more information on our Families & Students page under enrollment.