UPDATE ON AP (ADVANCED PLACEMENT) EXAMS

By: Belinda Gonzalez-Leon, Ed. D., MBA

Ph: (305) 494-9389

The College Board is providing free remote learning resources for AP courses.
Face-to-face AP Exams will NOT take place.
Students will take a 45-minute online exam at home. This can be done via computer, tablet, or smartphone. In some cases, a photo of handwritten work is also acceptable.
The College Board will work with local instructors so that the exam will only include what AP teachers and students covered in class through early March.
Each AP exam will have two different testing dates and they will be spaced out on the calendar.
Exam dates will be released on April 3.
The College Board is unlocking any “relevant free-response questions in AP Classroom for digital use” in order to allow students to practice all types of questions on the exam.
If a student wishes to cancel their exam registration, they may do so at no charge.
Students with difficulty obtaining connectivity in order to prepare or take the exam will be given resources to do so by the College Board.
The College Board has assurance from Colleges that all of this is acceptable.
In some cases, Portfolio due dates have been extended to May 26; the number of works to be submitted has been decreased; or exams are no longer required only portfolios. As follows: