The AP Program is prepared to meet schools and students where they are this year. AP will support in-school testing in 2021 because administering exams in schools maximizes access and opportunity, and we’ll provide a contingency testing option—that contains full course content—if school buildings close for safety concerns.

If students register for AP Exams this fall, AP will waive the $40 cancellation or unused exam fee so all students can register with confidence.

The 2021 AP Exams will be administered over two weeks in May:

• May 3–7 and
• May 10–14

Should social distancing still be necessary, schools will have additional options to ensure all students can be tested across multiple dates in May.

AP Exam Registration and Fees

Given this year’s unusual circumstances, AP will waive the $40 cancellation or unused exam fee so all students can register with confidence this fall.

• See Exam Fees for the latest on AP Exam fees, refunds, and payment.
• Learn about AP Exam Fee Reductions and AP Exam Fee Assistance.

Students are automatically registered for an AP exam by the virtue of their enrollment in the AP course.  Students who chose to take one or more AP tests beyond six FCPS-funded tests will be charged a fee of $95 per AP test. The fees for the first six AP tests taken for courses in which they are enrolled for high school credit will be paid by FCPS. To determine if a student has used their six paid tests, the cumulative number of AP/IB tests over a student’s time in FCPS is counted, including all exams taken prior to the current school year. AP tests taken in other school systems are not included in the cumulative count.

Students taking AP tests without enrolling in the corresponding FCPS course are responsible for the test fee(s. Please see below for non-enrolled AP exam Registration.

Homeschooled/Non-Enrolled Students

Please complete this word document for AP enrollment with you/your students contact information, desired AP tests and submit payment through MySchoolBucks for the AP exams.  Each exam is $95. The AP Enrollment form is due back to Ms. Robinson at @email by October 26^th.

Questions?  Please contact:

Katherine Robinson, AP Coordinator and School Counselor

@email

703-287-2736

Testing Accommodations

Students needing accommodations for the SAT and/or ACT should contact the Director of Student Services or Special Education Department Chair at Langley High School for more information. The process for requesting accommodations is lengthy so please plan in advance of testing day, preferably 8 weeks prior.

Langley High School CEEB Code: 471393

If you are requesting accommodations, please complete and return this form for ACT accommodations and this form for SAT and College Board accommodations.  Please include all requested documents and deliver it to the appropriate person listed on the bottom of the form.

SAT

The SAT is a college entrance exam that numerous colleges use for the purpose of college admissions.  

Langley High School is not a testing center at this time due to renovation.

Register early!