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Advanced Placement Exams

Students enrolled in an AP class, have the opportunity to take an AP exam in May. The score on the exam may earn them college credit for the course. The student must take the AP exam to earn weighted points for their GPA. The exams are administered during the day at the high school.

Parents should be aware that some highly selective colleges use AP exams to evaluate admissions applications. This applies primarily to highly selective colleges, like Harvard, Duke, Vanderbilt, Yale, etc. But whether or not your child intends to go to such a university JHS strongly encourages him/her to take the exam.

2012 AP Exams

Location: JHS Library

What students should BRING to the Exam room:

• 2 No. 2 Pencils (with erasers) *No mechanical pencils
• Pens with black or dark blue ink (for free-response questions)
• Social Security number
• Valid photo id (student id or driver’s license)

What students should NOT bring to the Exam room:

• Cell phones, pagers, MP3 players, or PDAs
• Books, compasses, colored pencils, correction fluid, dictionaries, highlighters or notes
• Rulers or straightedges (unless taking AP Physics)
• Scratch paper
• Watches that beep, have an alarm, or have a calculator
• Portable listening, record or photographic devices
• No food or drink
• Clothing with subject-related information

For more information see the official website. 

http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/about.html

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