<p>Hey everybody! I hope you’re doing well!</p>
<p>I’m an International and I have a question that I really need to get answered :</p>
<p>Some American schools offer English IV, English AP and English Honors courses.
When a student passes one of these courses, does he/she get a certificate of his/her school that proves that he/she completed and passed that course or is that certificate given to the student by any other association other than his/her school? </p>
<p>Please answer!</p>
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<li>Hey everybody! I hope you’re doing well! *</li>
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<p>what a warm greeting that’s sadly becoming extinct nowadays… </p>
<p>unfortunately, i cannot answer your main question…i earnestly read the question five times but no luck in comprehending it. lol</p>
<p>it goes on your high school transcript that you passed it and if you take AP, the college board, not your high school is in charge of making and grading the test. Thus if you pass the ap exam, your college board transcript would show that, but its not really a certificate
hope i answered your question</p>
<p>Yes, if you go to La Salle.</p>
<p>Just take all APs</p>