<p>My daughter took AP Human Geography from Northwestern’s Center for Talent Development. It looks like they also offer Psych, along with many others. The Human Geography course wasn’t outstanding, but it was sufficient. She did the course and some moderate review (a little Barron’s, more Ethel Wood) and got a 5.
[Advanced</a> Placement Courses, Gifted LearningLinks, Center for Talent Development, Northwestern University](<a href=“http://www.ctd.northwestern.edu/learning/coursesap.html]Advanced”>http://www.ctd.northwestern.edu/learning/coursesap.html)</p>
<p>University of Nebraska’s online high school offers APUSH and AP Eng Lang & Comp. My daughter has taken several non-AP courses with them. They were easy people to deal with, but the normal courses don’t include teacher interaction – most stuff is computer graded, with only “projects” being graded by real people. I don’t know if the AP courses are similar or not. We did like working with them.
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<p>K12 (used by many online charter schools) offers several online AP courses, including Psych.
[K12:</a> High School Courses](<a href=“http://www.k12.com/curriculum_and_products/high_school_program/high_school_courses/]K12:”>http://www.k12.com/curriculum_and_products/high_school_program/high_school_courses/)</p>
<p>APEX Learning, offers several online AP courses, including Psych (which they mark as a 1 semester course).
[Apex</a> Learning - 2008-2009 Course Catalog - High School - Advanced Placement](<a href=“Error 404 | Edmentum”>Error 404 | Edmentum)</p>
<p>eIMACS offers AP Computer Science online.
[eIMACS:</a> Computer Science](<a href=“Online AP Computer Science Courses, Learning Java, Introduction to Programming”>Online AP Computer Science Courses, Learning Java, Introduction to Programming)</p>