IMPORTANT!  REGISTRATION DATES FOR EXAMS HAVE CHANGED SUBSTANTIALLY THIS YEAR.  THE DATES ARE NOW BASED ON WHEN STUDENTS ARE ENROLLED IN AP COURSES.  PLEASE SEE THE DATES INDICATED BELOW TO KNOW WHICH DATES APPLY TO YOU

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Estimated Timing:
    for AP Exams (does not include the time to fill out personal identification information)

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		Check your AP Bulletin!

 
Calculator Policy - Calculus AB
 
Preparing
  Whether you're studying an AP subject at school, or doing it on your own, the College Board has a wide variety of 
  resources to help you.  Link to Preparing resources at AP.
 
Multiple-Choice Scores
  Total scores on the multiple-choice section are based on the number of questions answered correctly. Points are
  not deducted for incorrect answers and no points are awarded for unanswered questions.

  Online Scores for Students
  You can view your AP scores online and submit an online request for additional score reports for colleges,
  universities, and scholarship programs. You will not receive scores in the mail. Visit apscore.org to learn when you
  can access your scores.
 
  For more information on scoring services link to AP score reporting services
 

  What is an AP score and what does it mean?
  Your AP score shows how well you did on the AP Exam. It's also a measure of your achievement in your
  college-level AP course. This score will be used by colleges and universities to determine if they will grant      you credit for what you've already learned, or allow you to skip the equivalent course once you get to           college (this is known as advanced placement).

  For more information about AP scores link to AP Scores
 

  For information about AP College Credit Policy for a specific college or university
  link to AP Credit Policy Search