Advanced Placement (AP) Subject Tests
Advanced Placement subject tests allow students to potentially earn college credits while still in high school.
Overview
Advance Placement (AP) tests are part of the AP program
- Allows students to build college skills and earn college credits while in high school.
- Typically taken by students who are taking AP courses.
How it works
- Offered to students in grades 9-12 in May
- Tests are taken online, using an iPad or hybrid using an iPad and paper depending on the subject
- Each subject is a timed test that typically takes 2-3.5 hours
- Schedule determined by the College Board
Test results
Scores are shared in the assessments section of Skyward Family Access.
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