Contact the Museum Ambassador office for more information and an application. Advanced Placement Art History for High School Students Advanced Placement Art History is a one-year course that will develop students' abilities to examine works of art, become acquainted with major art forms, and understand art from cultures around the world. The class will feature field trips, slide lectures, discussions, and the viewing of works of art. No prior experience in art history is necessary for students to take this course, but the course is designed to meet college standards and requires a high degree of commitment to academic work. Students can receive academic credit and will be eligible to take the Advanced Placement Art History national exam in the Spring.
Classes are open to all qualified Bay Area ' high school students.
Taking the class is free, but students will need to purchase-the required text and pay the A.P. Exam fee. Permission to sketch can be granted only for objects belonging to the Fine Arts Museums. The pass is valid for one year from date of issue for unlimited single admission to the Museums, excluding specially ticketed exhibitions. A valid student identification is required at time of purchase.