What is Advanced Placement (AP)?

High school students take AP courses and exams to challenge themselves, explore their interests, and earn college credit and placement. The AP Program gives students a taste of college-level work while developing the academic skills needed for success in college. Many students' AP exam scores allow them to earn college credit before ever stepping onto a campus and many are then able to skip introductory college courses.

To find a listing of individual colleges and universities and their policy on accepting AP exam scores, please visit College Board's website

AP Exam Registration

Registration and payment for AP exams will be available from October 4 - November 4, 2022. The fee for each exam is $101. The fee for AP Research and Seminar is $149. There will be a $40 cancellation fee if a student chooses to cancel their exam prior to test day. Students not registered by November 4, 2022 can be placed on a waitlist. If approved, there is a $40 non-refundable late fee. There is no guarantee an exam can be ordered when registering late.

Exam registration is a two-step process. Completion of both steps is required for a successful registration.

• Step One: Register and pay for AP exams at Total Registration 
• Step Two: Students need to join AP Classroom

AP Exam Schedule 2023

How to access your AP Scores?

• AP Scores are not mailed home or distributed at school. You will access your scores online (in early July) at AP Score.
• You may also send your AP score report to a college through the same account. A fee may apply.