IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The exam schedule for 2021 is still being determined and is subject to factors such as the return of students to in-person learning and health department guidelines.
In the meantime, it is very likely that many of the exams will be taken on computers in an entirely digital format. For that reason, College Board is creating an app to be used for digital exams. To use it, students must be able to log in to their College Board accounts.
All students should immediately make sure they can log into their College Board account. If you are unable to do so use the "Forgot Password" process. If you don't remember the email account you used or set up your account using the school email account, you may need to call College Board for assistance at 866-315-6068.
AP Exam Schedule - 2020-2021
In-Person Exams
Tuesday, May 4 - AP Calculus BC - 8:00am (check-in 7:30am)
Tuesday, May 11 - AP Spanish Language - 8:00am (check-in 7:30am)
Monday, May 17 - AP Statistics - 1:00pm (check-in 12:30pm)
Friday, May 21 - AP Music Theory - 1:00pm (check-in 12:30)
Monday, May 24 - AP Calculus AB - 8:00am (check-in 7:30am)
Monday, May 24 - AP Physics 1 - 1:00pm (check-in 12:30pm)
Tuesday, May 25 - AP Chemistry - 8:00am (check-in 7:30am)
Tuesday, May 25 - AP Physics 2 - 1:00pm (check-in 12:30pm)
Digital Exams
Tuesday, May 18 - AP English Literature - 9:00am (log-in 8:30am)
Tuesday, May 18 - AP Computer Science A - 1:00pm (log-in 12:30pm)
Wednesday, May 19 - AP European History - 9:00am (log-in 8:30am)
Wednesday, May 19 - AP US History - 9:00am (log-in 8:30am)
Wednesday, May 19 - AP Macroeconomics - 1:00pm (log-in 12:30pm)
Thursday, May 20 - AP US Government & Politics - 9:00am (log-in 8:30am)
Thursday, May 20 - AP Psychology - 1:00pm (log-in 12:30pm)
Thursday, May 20 - AP Art & Design: 2D, 3D, Drawing
Wednesday, May 26 - AP English Language - 9:00am (log-in 8:30am)
Wednesday, May 26 - AP Computer Science Principles - 1:00pm (log-in 12:30pm)
Thursday, May 27 - AP Biology - 9:00am (log-in 8:30am)
Thursday, May 27 - AP Environmental Science - 1:00pm (log-in 12:30pm)
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Special note for 20-21:
Last year, due to campus closures nationwide, AP exams were taken by students online, at home. The format of the exams was altered to reduce content covered, the number of questions and the type of questions.
As of this time, the College Board has not announced a plan to use alternative testing methods again this year. That is likely to change, but they currently suggest that in-person, traditional testing will take place.
The College Board® offers an Advanced Placement® program which is a collaborative effort among motivated students, dedicated teachers, committed high schools, colleges, and universities. Since it's inception in 1955, the AP program has allowed students to take college-level courses and exams and to earn college credit and/or placement while still in high school.
In 2019, 90.2% of RUHS students who took an AP course earned a score of 3 or higher on their AP tests! The 2019 global average was only 59.6%!
If you are interested in taking AP courses, talk to an AP teacher or your counselor about the course you want to take. Discuss the course's workload and any preparation you may need.
Find out more about the Advanced Placement program on the College Board website at www.collegeboard.org
