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What is it?
What is it?
Advanced Placement Exams are available for all Westwood Students. These exams are offered through College Board and are administered by Westwood High School. AP Exams provide students the opportunity to demonstrate college level knowledge and receive college credit based on their score.
Registration
Registration
Registration is open!
How to Register Slide Deck (WHS Student)
Additional Registration Resources:
Total Registration Walkthrough
*Please note that there are required College Board fees for AP Exams. If you qualify for financial assistance or would like to learn more about financial assistance, please follow the steps below:
Step 1: Complete the Free and Reduced Application with RRISD:
Step 2: Complete the WHS Google Request Form
Who can test?
Who can test?
Students enrolled in an AP course are able to register for the AP Exam. Students will receive registration information and a Join Code from their teacher at the beginning of the school year.
Students who are not enrolled in an AP course, but who would like to self-study and take an AP exam may also register. Please contact us for information on Exam Only registration and Join Codes.
Students who are NOT enrolled at Westwood High School (Homeschool students) who would like to take an AP Exam through Westwood should email us for information on Exam Only registration and Join Codes.
How to Cancel an AP Exam?
How to Cancel an AP Exam?
*Important* For Full Year and Fall Courses: No Refunds After November 2, 2025
*Important* For Spring Courses: No Refunds After February 1, 2026
How to View AP scores: (2025 AP scores are now available)
College Board Student Account Questions: https://pages.collegeboard.org/account-help
To learn about accommodations, please visit our Accommodations page (deadline for AP exam accommodations is January 2026)
Most Popular AP Courses by Grade
9th Grade
• AP Human Geography
10th Grade
• AP World History: Modern
• AP Computer Science Principles
• AP World Languages and Cultures courses
11th Grade
• AP English Language and Composition
• AP U.S. History
• AP Psychology
• AP Biology or AP Physics 1
• AP Computer Science Principles
• AP World Languages and Cultures courses
• AP Art and Design courses
12th Grade
• AP English Literature and Composition
• AP U.S. Government and Politics
• AP Calculus AB or BC
• AP Psychology
• AP Statistics
• AP Computer Science Principles or AP Computer Science A
• AP World Languages and Cultures courses
• AP Art and Design courses
To learn about accommodations, please visit our Accommodations page.
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