• Participation in college level classes with college level expectations and work

• Increased college acceptance rates

• Potential for college scholarships/in-state tuition

• Potential for earning college hours

• Potential for inclusion in college honors programs

It is important for parents and students to understand that not all colleges and universities accept IB credit, but IB is a rapidly growing organization that is accepted by more post-secondary schools each year.

The following link provides a list of the schools that many Ray-Pec grads attend and what these schools will give credit to for IB and AP scores. 

College Credit for AP/IB Courses

Depending on the college or university students ultimately select and the IB scores they earn, students can potentially earn college credit in the IB courses they take. 

The Raymore-Peculiar School District is not responsible for any changes that colleges/universities make in course approval scores. Students and parents must do their own research to confirm the accuracy of what a college/university will accept.