Advanced Placement (AP)

  • AP classes use special lessons and curriculum created for the program. The AP exams are the college-level final tests for these classes. 

    Using the score from the AP exam, students can earn college credit and/or start college courses at a higher level in that subject.

  • Where do I go to see my student’s scores?

    Students will need to log in to their Collegeboard account using the email and password they created. Click the link below to visit College Board to see your scores.

    AP - Collegeboard/View Scores

     

    Students or alumni who need access to their scores but do not remember their log in information, will need to contact College Board directly.

     

    Who can take an AP exam?

    Students in grades 9 through 12. Check with your home school to see if your student is eligible to test. Students who are not enrolled in an Everett Public School, see the Non-Enrolled Students webpage for more information. 

     

    When are the AP exams?

    Each subject has a specific date, usually in May. To see dates, visit AP Central - College Board. Students must check with their schools to see what AP tests are being offered and if they are eligible to test.

     

    As a parent or guardian, how can I help my student?

    Click the link below to visit College Board for more information.

    Big Future - Collegeboard/For Parents

     

    Questions?

    Contact your student’s school to know what AP subjects are taught at your school or for more information.