St. Andrew's School Top 3 · Most AP Courses (RI)

St. George's School Top 3 · Highest Avg. SAT Score (RI)

Providence Country Day School Top 3 · Highest Avg. SAT Score (RI)

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Rhode Island Private High Schools Offering the Most AP Courses

The average private high school in Rhode Island offers 15 AP courses (2026-27).

The private high school in Rhode Island offering the most AP courses is St. George's School and St. Andrew's School, each offering 24 AP courses.

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# RI Schools Ranked: 12
Top 20 Range (AP Courses): 5–24
RI School Avg.: 15
National School Avg.: 13

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# RI Schools Ranked: 12
Top 20 Range (AP Courses): 5–24
RI School Avg.: 15
National School Avg.: 13

Rhode Island Average AP Courses Offered (Trends)

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Year	Rhode Island (RI) avg
2025	14
2024	14
2023	14
2022	14
2021	14
2020	14
2019	14
2018	13
2017	13
2015	11

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Ap Courses Range: 5 24 Avg. Ap Courses: 15

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Rhode Island average number of AP courses offered by private high schools?

The Rhode Island average number of AP courses by private high schools is 15 for 2026-27.

What are the private high schools with most AP courses offered in Rhode Island?

The top ranked private high schools in Rhode Island include St. Andrew's School, St. George's School and Providence Country Day School.

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