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Pennsylvania Private Schools Offering the Most AP Courses

The average private school in Pennsylvania offers 12 AP courses (2026-27).

The private school in Pennsylvania offering the most AP courses is Serra Catholic High School, offering 73 AP courses.

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# PA Schools Ranked: 190
Top 20 Range (AP Courses): 22–73
PA School Avg.: 12
National School Avg.: 12

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# PA Schools Ranked: 190
Top 20 Range (AP Courses): 22–73
PA School Avg.: 12
National School Avg.: 12

Pennsylvania Average AP Courses Offered (Trends)

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Year	Pennsylvania (PA) avg
2025	12
2024	11
2023	10
2022	10
2021	11
2020	11
2019	11
2018	11
2017	11
2016	10
2015	10

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Show school map — Pennsylvania (AP courses range: 22–73, avg 12)

Ap Courses Range: 18 73 Avg. Ap Courses: 26

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Pennsylvania average number of AP courses offered by private schools?

The Pennsylvania average number of AP courses by private schools is 12 for 2026-27.

What are the private schools with most AP courses offered in Pennsylvania?

The top ranked private schools in Pennsylvania include Serra Catholic High School, The Shipley School and Perkiomen School.

What is private high school and private elementary school offering the most AP courses in Pennsylvania?

The private high school offering the most AP courses in Pennsylvania is Serra Catholic High School, with a value of 73. The private elementary school offering the most AP courses is The Shipley School, with a value of 52.

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