AP exams

Worthington Kilbourne AP exam schedule

AP exams will be administered at the schools this year.

Students are required to take exams at specifically scheduled nation-wide times. Early testing is not permitted under any circumstances. Under special approved circumstances, defined by the College Board below, an exam may be administered at a later date using an alternative form of the exam.

College Board recognizes there are situations that arise that may require a student to participate in late testing.

Below are the circumstances when late testing is allowed without incurring an additional fee of $40/exam:

· Academic Contest/event

· School Athletic contest/event

· Conflict with IB exam

· Conflict with nationally, province-, or state-mandated test

· Disabilities accommodations issue

· Emergency: bomb scare or fire alarm

· Emergency: serious injury, illness or family tragedy

· High school graduation

· Religious/holiday observance

· School closing: election, national holiday, or natural disaster

· Strike/labor conflict

· Student court appearance

· Two AP exams scheduled on the same date at the same time

Any other reason will incur an additional $40 fee. Also, as a result of College Board’s updates to its program, no stand-by testing will be permitted.

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