AP Testing | West Springfield High School

NEW 2019-2020 FCPS AP Exam Registration Timeline and Fees

All AP students must be enrolled in a MyAP classroom for the AP courses in which they are enrolled unless there are special circumstances. Enrollment in MyAP is how AP Testing Coordinators order AP Exams for students, is the vehicle for teacher delivery of instructional resources, and will be used for teachers to view student’s AP Exam scores. Failure of a student to enroll in MyAP is NOT a substitute for completing the Opt-Out form and may result in unnecessary fees. The deadline to join AP courses in MyAP is October 25th.

Exam Registration Instructions for AP Students:

Ensure you’ve joined your class section online by October 25^th.
- Sign in to My AP with your College Board account and make sure you’ve joined your class section(s). If you haven’t, you’ll need to follow the steps to join your section(s) online.
Review your registration details.
- Once you have joined the class section for each AP course you are taking, you are automatically registered for the corresponding AP exam. As confirmation of your registration, the date and time of your exam will appear in your class section view in MyAP.
Review the AP exam calendar.
- Exam Calendar
Pay any exam fees that you owe.
- FCPS pays for the first six AP exams a student takes throughout their high school career. Each AP exam beyond the first six FCPS-funded exams will incur a non-refundable fee of $94.00 (per exam). Student AP exam fees will be billed via MySchoolBucks in December. Fees should be paid within 30 days of receiving the invoice.
- FCPS AP Exam Fee Information

AP Exam Registration Frequently Asked Questions:

How do I opt-out of an AP exam?
- AP Opt-out forms will be distributed to students the first week of October.
  - Students should check the box next to any exam they do not want to take.
  - The signed opt-out form must be returned to Mary Halfhill in Student Services by October 25^th.
- Students who opt-out after the October 25^th deadline will incur a fee.
  - If it is an FCPS-funded test, students will be charged a $40 fee.
  - If it is beyond the six FCPS-funded tests, the student will be responsible for the non-refundable $94 test fee. Unpaid fees will revert to student financial obligations.
What happens if I drop an AP Course after October 25^th?
- If you drop an AP course after October 25^th, you will incur a fee.
  - If it is an FCPS-funded test, students will be charged a $40 fee.
  - If it is beyond the six FCPS-funded tests, the student will be responsible for the non-refundable $94 test fee.Unpaid fees will revert to student financial obligations.
What happens if I register for the test, but I don’t sit for the exam?
- If you do not sit for an exam for which you registered, you will incur a fee.
  - If it is an FCPS-funded test, students will be charged a $40 fee.
  - If it is beyond the six FCPS-funded tests, the student will be responsible for the non-refundable $94 test fee.Unpaid fees will revert to student financial obligations.
Can I take an AP exam if I’m NOT enrolled in the course?
- Students may request to take one or more AP tests without being enrolled in the corresponding course. Requests will be granted based on seat availability/testing room capacity for AP courses currently offered at West Springfield HS. For exams with limited seats/capacity, non-enrolled students will be accepted on a first come, first served basis.
- Students will be responsible for the test fee(s) and these test(s) will not count toward their six FCPS-funded tests.
- A non-enrolled student AP exam registration and order form will be available on October 1^st and will be due by October 25^th.
  - Contact Kim Nelson (@email) to request the form.
- “Exam only” join codes will be provided to students upon receiving payment of exam fees.
  - Students taking exams without being enrolled in the course will not have access to the same online materials/resources as those enrolled in the courses.
For additional information regarding AP exam fees, please the FCPS website at https://www.fcps.edu/testfees-questions.

AP Scores

May 2019 AP scores are currently available online at https://apscore.collegeboard.org/scores#. Students will need to use an existing College Board account or create a new one to view scores. Students will also need their 2019 AP Student Number or FCPS Student ID Number, if provided on exam answer sheets, to view scores. Contact AP Services at 888-225-5427 or 212-632-1780 to get assistance accessing scores.

How to Get Your AP Scores: Video

AP Scores FAQ: https://apstudent.collegeboard.org/help#faq

AP Testing Accommodations

Students who would like to apply for College Board testing accommodations must submit all documentations to College Board before January 17, 2020. Visit the College Board accommodations website for detailed information and contact Amy Brown (@email), Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) Coordinator, with questions or to initiate the process.

AP Exam Schedule - May 2020

Week 1

	Morning (8:00 am)	Afternoon (12:00 pm)
Monday, May 4	U.S. Government & Politics	Physics C: Mechanics
Tuesday, May 5	Calculus AB Calculus BC	German Language & Culture Human Geography
Wednesday, May 6	English Literature & Composition	Physics 2
Thursday, May 7	Chemistry Spanish Literature & Culture	Physics 1
Friday, May 8	U.S. History	Art History Computer Science A Studio Art Portfolios Due

Week 2

	Morning (8:00 am)	Afternoon (12:00 pm)
Monday, May 11	Biology	Environmental Science
Tuesday, May 12	Seminar Spanish Language & Culture	Psychology
Wednesday, May 13	English Language & Composition	Microeconomics Music Theory
Thursday, May 14	World History: Modern	Macroeconomics
Friday, May 15	French Language & Culture	Statistics

Week 3

	Morning (8:00 am)	Afternoon (12:00 pm)
Wednesday, May 20	Conflicts/Late Exams
Thursday, May 21	Conflicts/Late Exams
Friday, May 22	Conflicts/Late Exams

Conflict/late exams will be scheduled on an as-needed basis and require approval.