AP Exam Registration is CLOSED

PLEASE NOTE:

College Board will charge you a $40 fee for cancelling your exam
after Nov. 15, 2022

Important Dates

Tue, Nov 15, 2022 at 11:59 PM - Registration Deadline! (Registration and payments after this date will incur a $40 late fee per exam.)
Tue, Nov 15, 2022 - Partial payment date (students may pay in full by Nov. 15, but they can also pay the minimum of $40.00 by 11/15/22 and the balance must be paid by 1/6/23)
Fri, Jan 6, 2023 at 11:59 PM - Late Registration Ends
Fri, Jan 6, 2023 - Registrations that have not been paid for will be cancelled and exams will not be ordered!
Fri, Nov 11, 2022 - Last day to cancel an exam and receive a full refund.
Fri, Mar 10, 2023 - Last day to cancel an exam - cancellation fee of $40.00.

2023 AP Exam Schedule

All exams are given the first two weeks in May. Please see the testing schedule below and plan ahead to be at your scheduled exam.

We do not allow late exams for students who will be on vacation during the testing window the first two weeks of May, unless we are already proctoring a late exam for a student with an approved reason for late testing.

Please see College Board's Late Testing Policy on the "Late Testing" tab above.

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Late Testing Policy

Below are circumstances when late testing is allowed without incurring an additional fee. Any other reasons for late testing will incur an additional late-testing fee of $40 per exam*.

*We do not allow late exams for students who will be on vacation during the testing window the first two weeks of May, unless we are already proctoring a late exam for a student with an approved reason for late testing.

Academic contest/event
Athletic contest/event
Conflict with IB or Cambridge exam
Conflict with nationally, province-, or state-mandated test
Disabilities accommodations issues
Emergency: bomb scare or fire alarm
Emergency: serious injury, illness, or family tragedy
High school graduation
Language lab scheduling conflict
Religious holiday/observance
School closing: election, national holiday, or natural disaster
Strike/labor conflict
Student court appearance
2 AP Exams on the same date at the same time

If you need to take a late AP exam, please talk to Mrs. Jensen in the Counseling Center.

AP Credit

Why take an AP course?

You can earn college credit at universities across the nation if you pass the end-of -year AP exam with a score of 3 or higher. Even if you only score a 1 or 2, you are more likely to score higher on your next AP exam, and more likely to attend college and graduate on time.
Taking an AP class prepares you for the rigor of college-level work and helps you develop personal and academic skills that will benefit you through high school and beyond. It will help make your transition from high school to college easier.
It looks good on your transcript! AP courses on your transcript show colleges that you are persistent, resilient, and willing to work hard academically.
Save time and money. With the credits you earn from AP classes, you may be able to skip some introductory courses in college. This can free up time in your schedule and may help you graduate earlier (and also pay less tuition!).

See the College Board's website for information about transferring your AP credit and to find AP credit policies by college.

NHS AP Courses

NHS AP COURSES

AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
AP Chemistry
AP Computer Science Principles
AP English Language & Composition
AP Environmental Science
AP Microeconomics (exam only)
AP Physics 1: Algebra Based
AP Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism
AP Physics C: Mechanics
AP Psychology
AP Spanish Language & Culture
AP Statistics
AP Studio Art 2-D
AP Studio Art Drawing
AP Studio Art 3-D
AP U.S. Government & Politics
AP U.S. History
AP World History: Modern

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