School Report 11th and 12th xls SCHOOL REPORT OF AP EXAMINATIONS 2003 2004 (BY STATE) TOTAL TOTAL AP EXAMS PER 1000 EXAM CHG PER 1000 11TH & 12TH GRADE AP EXAMS 11TH & 12TH GRADERS** 11TH & 12TH GRADE[.]
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TOTAL TOTAL AP EXAMS PER 1000 EXAM CHG PER 100011TH & 12TH GRADE AP EXAMS 11TH & 12TH GRADERS** 11TH & 12TH GRADERS
STATE ENROLLMENT* 2003 2004 2003 2004 2003 2004 2003-2004 2003 2004Alabama 93,847 6,604 6,629 10,453 10,625 99 102 3 58.4% 60.7%Alaska 19,427 1,860 1,869 3,184 3,252 154 157 3 61.7% 64.2%Arizona 124,650 10,699 11,535 17,892 19,590 132 139 7 62.1% 63.2%Arkansas 66,182 5,251 6,674 8,590 11,112 124 145 21 48.0% 43.9%California 943,876 176,715 191,593 317,872 344,089 316 310 -6 59.4% 59.4%Colorado 104,906 16,260 18,660 26,383 30,144 237 254 17 64.1% 64.1%Connecticut 95,965 16,110 17,257 27,566 29,634 288 284 -4 73.3% 73.4%Delaware 18,903 2,941 3,237 5,123 5,764 260 273 13 65.8% 64.4%District of Columbia 23,631 2,510 2,602 4,798 4,930 433 189 -244 66.8% 65.9%Florida 337,844 70,182 77,309 126,367 140,297 346 348 2 52.1% 52.5%Georgia 192,062 27,870 30,610 46,458 48,658 228 216 -12 58.5% 59.7%Hawaii 37,241 3,922 4,029 6,426 6,584 232 170 -62 63.3% 65.4%Idaho 35,693 2,768 3,043 4,298 4,821 114 124 10 64.5% 67.5%Illinois 322,461 39,592 41,733 69,529 73,150 194 200 6 72.3% 72.7%Indiana 147,054 13,206 14,839 20,571 23,326 140 146 6 53.9% 53.5%Iowa 77,031 5,141 5,425 7,721 8,192 85 91 6 68.9% 69.2%Kansas 72,678 4,208 4,553 6,332 6,854 80 80 0 68.3% 69.2%Kentucky 88,245 10,154 11,457 16,447 18,348 168 182 14 48.8% 49.3%Louisiana 137,499 4,129 4,402 6,166 6,644 51 44 -7 63.0% 60.9%Maine 34,341 4,565 4,975 6,735 7,408 184 194 10 62.4% 61.8%Maryland 139,481 29,993 33,631 53,363 61,620 363 384 21 67.7% 66.8%Massachusetts 161,441 27,494 28,977 45,823 48,661 280 276 -4 72.6% 73.2%Michigan 257,945 27,009 28,166 42,592 44,652 159 157 -2 65.8% 66.2%Minnesota 156,992 16,640 17,437 25,343 27,007 139 146 7 65.4% 66.9%Mississippi 60,376 2,969 3,223 4,233 4,688 64 71 7 46.4% 45.3%Missouri 145,730 8,847 9,549 15,121 16,269 100 100 0 70.6% 70.9%Montana 24,278 1,927 1,996 2,726 3,029 104 115 11 69.5% 70.8%Nebraska 48,859 1,832 2,288 2,656 3,270 56 62 6 63.6% 63.0%Nevada 44,336 4,551 5,411 8,244 9,847 177 203 26 57.3% 57.3%New Hampshire 42,736 4,085 4,276 5,904 6,344 151 140 -11 68.3% 69.3%New Jersey 207,804 31,278 33,494 55,011 59,545 281 267 -14 71.5% 71.3%New Mexico 46,313 4,942 5,312 7,666 8,532 152 165 13 45.7% 48.5%New York 420,433 89,237 93,952 149,968 157,568 341 327 -14 64.3% 64.5%North Carolina 170,116 31,098 33,900 55,678 61,526 322 333 11 58.0% 56.9%North Dakota 17,272 910 911 1,291 1,279 65 66 1 69.0% 68.6%Ohio 327,442 30,264 32,396 48,225 52,079 135 142 7 66.2% 66.3%Oklahoma 82,798 10,442 10,782 16,725 17,461 176 183 7 49.9% 49.7%Oregon 81,510 6,326 7,079 9,268 10,311 102 114 12 67.8% 66.6%Pennsylvania 315,148 32,335 35,021 51,667 56,520 161 162 1 68.8% 67.7%Rhode Island 26,319 2,576 2,829 4,048 4,577 159 158 -1 64.2% 66.4%South Carolina 81,002 12,013 12,315 19,765 20,371 225 224 -1 57.8% 57.1%South Dakota 19,660 1,606 1,833 2,539 2,963 110 141 31 61.4% 60.6%Tennessee 120,174 11,785 12,734 19,246 21,017 150 158 8 65.3% 65.7%Texas 544,486 90,880 101,115 164,804 183,130 281 290 9 51.9% 51.0%Utah 77,506 13,454 14,068 22,172 23,252 279 262 -17 67.2% 68.1%Vermont 16,537 2,227 2,380 3,360 3,608 184 204 20 67.3% 67.5%Virginia 168,289 36,597 39,464 65,933 71,009 359 367 8 62.2% 63.3%Washington 157,342 18,251 20,292 28,378 31,815 159 175 16 63.0% 63.2%West Virginia 38,570 3,096 3,135 4,791 4,750 120 117 -3 47.5% 49.9%Wisconsin 152,008 18,128 19,906 28,425 31,404 173 188 15 68.6% 69.0%Wyoming 13,464 850 799 1,331 1,174 90 82 -8 54.2% 53.9%TOTAL (U.S.) 7,139,903 998,329 1,081,102 1,705,207 1,852,700 225 228 3 61.5% 61.4%
NON U.S./U.S TERR/CAN 19,067 20,700 32,024 35,070 71.6% 69.3%
GRAND TOTAL 7,139,903 1,017,396 1,101,802 1,737,231 1,887,770 61.7% 61.6%
*Source: Applied Educational Research Inc of Princeton, NJ
**This is the number of exams taken by the current year's 11th and 12th grade AP students (number of exams not shown) divided by the state's "11th and 12th Grade Enrollment" x 1000
% OF GRADES 3 OR ABOVE AP STUDENTS
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