Advanced Placement
College Board website for students.
- You will need to create a username and password--which you will use through your academic career (high school through college).
- Site for your scores, obtaining assistance for preparing for the exam, relationship with courses and fields of study in college, and much more.
AP Scores are online beginning in July.
- LOG ON to apscore.org to get your scores
- Look for a reminder in July at the email address you put on your AP answer sheet.
If you have forgotten your Username: Forgot Username
If you have forgotten your Password: Forgot Password
Students are required to attend school before and after an AP test. In order for your student’s absence during the AP test to be considered excused and marked accordingly (ACT) they must be present in the class following a morning AP exam or present in class before their afternoon AP exam. California’s compulsory education laws require children to attend school, with a limited number of specified exceptions. Under state law, a pupil who is tardy or absent for more than 30 minutes during the school day on three occasions in one school year, is considered truant. Any classes missed outside the testing time will be marked as a cut.
This link will provide a variety of information regarding AP courses and exams.
College Credit and Placement Information
- Based on student performance on rigorous AP exams, students can earn credit, advanced placement, or both for college.
- Most US colleges and universities grant credit or advanced placement.
- Policies vary between institutions--see link for specific information.
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