Deadline Approaching!

By October 3rd, 2025 you must Commit to Taking (or not taking) Your AP Tests

1. Ensure that you have joined your teacher's  AP Classroom. To do so, visit https://myap.collegeboard.org/ and log in. If you've never used this site before, check out this page about creating an account.

2. Ask your teacher for the join code for your class, then click the button that reads "Join a Course or Exam." Type in the code your teacher gave you and viola! You've done it!
   
   Note:  When registering for a course after you receive your join code from your teacher, it will ask for your ID#. Be very careful that you put in your ID number correctly, as that is the primary way our AP Coordinators connect you to your test order.
   
   

3. By joining the AP Classroom you are committing to taking the AP test. If you are enrolled in your teacher's AP Classroom but decide NOT to commit to taking your AP test or change your mind, please contact the AP Coordinators as soon as possible to avoid any potential fees.

FAQ

How do I pay for my AP tests?

Payment instructions coming soon! Emails to families will be sent out with instructions once they have become available.  The information will also be posted to this page.

I registered by October 3rd and I want to stay in the AP Classroom, but I don't want to take the AP test anymore. What do I do?

Contact Mr. Lumian (klumian@egusd.net) or Mr. Yang (steyang@egusd.net) to have them change your status.  

I registered for an AP class and I'm in AP Classroom, but I've decided I don't want to be in the class anymore. What do I do?

Talk to your counselor. Then, following the discussion, fill out the AP Drop Request. Please be aware that the following criteria must be in place in order to initiate a level change for an AP course after 2 weeks :

• There must be an opening in a receiving course and the overall schedule must be able to accommodate the change.

• The student must explain the reason for the request.

• A discussion between the student and teacher of record must take place.

• Student and parent understand that the decision to drop an Advanced Placement class may have negative consequences with respect to competitive selection at four-year colleges and universities.

I'm currently in an AP class and didn't sign up for a test, but I want to take it now. Is it too late?

Contact Mr. Lumian (klumian@egusd.net) or Mr. Yang (steyang@egusd.net). You will likely have to pay the indecision fee of $40, but they can assist you in securing a test.