It’s about that time of year again. AP and Final Exams are steadily approaching this upcoming month going onto June, and it’s important to know anything different than what you may normally be accustomed to. Read on for a general information guide for these tests:

– AP Exams – 

AP Exams will have a similar format to what occurred last year when the pandemic began. Most tests will be digital, with exceptions to some subjects. Click (here) to view all the dates of the exams, but it’s better to check your own College Board profile to confirm when your test is.

For most, the exams will happen on the computer, through the new AP Exam App. If you are taking the test online and haven’t already completed the necessary steps before the exam, click (here), it’s important you do.

Here are some more information about the 2021 AP Exams from College Board:

• AP Exam Formats (link)
• In depth information about digital exams (link)
• Access to recorded review sessions from College Board (link)
• AP Exam Overview (link)

– Final Exams – 

Final exams will occur on the week of June 4th to June 10th. Similar to last semester, you will have the option to choose whether you want to take teacher-made exams, and they can only help your grade. Students who have to take an EOC or CTE (Math I, Math 3, English 2, or Biology) or (Foods and Nutrition I and II, Health Science I, Horticulture II, Principles of Business) state exam, will have to attend in-person (including those in virtual academy) and those also cannot lower your grade. 

• Click here for the exam schedule and more information about them 

Good luck to everyone taking exams!