AP Exams (Make-Up)

June 1—5 at either 10:30am, 12:30pm, 2:30pm. Check the schedule here and schedule an event in your calendar. It will be taken at home.

Yes, all students registered back in September-November. You can check which make-up exams you are registered for here.

In order to receive AP designation on your transcript, the GPA boost, and having the exam paid for, taking the AP Exam is a required part of the course. Taking the AP Exam is the only way to certify the course for college credit. You will lose recognition as a Kimball AP Scholar, lose the college credit opportunity, and in some cases, be charged for the cost of the exam.

If you do not have Wi-Fi

1. Complete the College Board internet request form here
2. Complete the Dallas ISD hotspot request form here
3. Inform your AP teacher and Ms. Pandiangan (mpandiangan@dallasisd.org) and Mr. Smith (llsmith@dallasisd.org)

If you do not have a laptop or smartphone

1. Complete the College Board technology request form here
2. Inform your AP teacher, Ms. Pandiangan (mpandiangan@dallasisd.org) and Mr. Smith (llsmith@dallasisd.org) and we will personally get you a Chromebook ASAP during meal distribution day on Thursday or alternate means.

What you CAN do

The exam is open note, however, the exam is designed for any class notes to be useless.

• use the printed or electronic class notes
• textbooks, digital or print
• previous assignments.
• can be stored on a computer, in print, or on a classroom site.
• use of a calculator is also OK, although any math will be able to be done by hand.

Instructions on access the exam platform, including tutorials, were sent to your e-mail listed with College Board on May 4th, 2020. I have sent subsequent surveys and webinars that you have been able to access the platform.

Daily videos are available at https://www.youtube.com/user/advancedplacement for every single subject. Additional practice questions are available at myap.collegeboard.org in AP Classroom.