Advanced Placement

AP exam registration for testing in May 2019, begins on January 2, 2019.

AP Exam Registration Information

To register, go to Total Registration and follow the prompts provided to complete your registration. If you have taken AP exams at Wayzata High School in the past, you should use your same login/password and email address that you have used in previous years.

Cost of exams: $65/exam; AP Seminar fee is $100

* The "Fee-Reduced" rate shown above is available to students who are currently enrolled in the Federal Free and Reduced Priced program (FRP). If you are enrolled in the FRP program, select the FRP button when you register and pay the reduced amount online. We do check each registration, so only select this option if you are enrolled.

Students with a medical condition, an IEP, or a 504 plan may be eligible for testing accommodations such as extra breaks, extended time, etc. Contact the student's case manager or school counselor and/or complete the College Board SSD application.

Students already approved for AP testing accommodations do not need to re-apply. The deadline for first-time applications is February 23. It takes at least seven weeks for non-emergency applications to receive approval.

When registering for AP exams through our Total Registration site, select "Yes" in answer to the "are you eligible for testing accommodations" button near the beginning of the registration process.

• Online registration is open from now through March 27, 2019, with the $65/exam fee.
• Late registration runs from March 28 through April 18, 2019. There is a $55 late-fee added per registration in addition to $65/exam.
• After April 19, it is no longer possible to order exams from CollegeBoard.

All AP Test Registration questions should be directed to Sue Iverson at Sue.Iverson@wayzataschools.org, Kathy Leuthner at Kathy.Leuthner@wayzataschools.org or in person in room B207.

While each test has different timing guidelines, an AP exam typically runs about 3 hours. Therefore it is important for students and parents to understand that morning exams will begin prior to the start of school (7:30 a.m.) and afternoon AP exams will not be completed by the end of the school day. CollegeBoard requires all students to stay in the testing room until testing is completed. Students will not be allowed to leave for after school activities, jobs, etc., until the timed session has come to an end. Students will be responsible for finding alternative transportation to morning exams and home at the end of the exam for afternoon exams.

CollegeBoard rules also require students to power off all electronics and place them with the proctor during the exam. Students will not have access to cell phones during the testing session. They are also not allowed to use any form of communication device while on the CollegeBoard scheduled break. Students who break any of the CollegeBoard rules will be removed from the testing room and their scores will be cancelled.

A list of all Test Administration Policies and Procedures is available in the Bulletin for Students and Parents.