Advanced Placement exams will take place May 11 - 22. Here is the schedule.  Students will take exams online at home. 

• Tips for Success on Open-Book/Open-Note Exams

All exams will be a 45-minute online free-response. There won’t be any multiple-choice. Students will take these tests at home, on a computer, tablet or other mobile device. More details about each specific exam are available here.

Yes! As long as the accommodation was requested on time (months ago) and approved, the College Board system will automatically apply the accommodation. For example, if the student was approved for time and a half, the testing system will automatically add the extra time when the student signs on to the test. More details available here.

The College Board will email all students a "ticket" 48 hours before each exam. This will have all the details and necessary information.  Click on the yellow box 30 minutes before your exam starts.  You can also find the ticket by logging into your account at MyAP.Collegeboard.org.

Sample E-Ticket

• The College Board has released guidelines about how to prepare for the exams. 
• Here's the Exam Day Checklist.  Be sure to read this before the day of the exam.  Printed copies are available at all PPS Nutrition Hubs.
• Here's what you need to have with you for the day of the test. 
• Practice with the exam demo, which confirms that my device and browser will be able to access the exam.

The exam is open-note and open-book. However, it is NOT open-friend or open-chat room. AP Exam security is being taken VERY seriously! The College Board will be applying all the technological resources at their fingertips to maintain the integrity and security of the exams. If a student is found to have cheated, the College Board will notify every college and university to which the student applies. For more details, click here.

Visit the PPS-HD info site to see how PPS is helping students access technology and the internet.