2022 AP Exams | Monday May 2 - Friday May 13
AP Exams begin on May 2, 2022 here at Waubonsie Valley. AP Exams for 2022 will return to their tradition paper format and will be taken at school. All students registered for this May’s AP exams are advised to review the AP Exam schedule and room location chart linked below. Students can verify their exam status by logging into their College Board account and visiting the My AP Classroom section.
Students must be present at their assigned testing location by the check-in time listed on the linked chart (7:30am for morning exams and 11:45am for afternoon exams). Students will complete 15-20mins of pre-administration activities before each exam they take. AP Exams vary in length, and some exams may not conclude until after the school day ends. In addition to the exam length outlined by College Board, there exams have breaks and administration activities that can add 30+mins to an exam. Students are responsible for arranging their own transportation following afternoon exam sessions.
Registration for 2022 AP Exams opened in September 2021 and late registration officially closed on March 1, 2022 (https://wvhs.ipsd.org/Event.aspx?id=113005). Exams have been ordered and shipped by the College Board. Each exam is linked to a specific student based on the registration in the student’s College Board My AP Classroom account. Waubonsie Valley is unable to process any additional requests for exams at this time, including standby exams. Because all exams have been ordered and shipped, refunds can not be issued for canceled or abandoned exams.
Students should bring the following items to AP Exams:
No.2 Pencils, pens with blue/black ink, acceptable calculators if your AP Exam allows calculators, photo ID, a watch that does not have internet access or make noise
Students are advised not to bring the following items to AP Exams:
Cell phones (these will be collected if brought to testing), electronic devices, watches with alarms/noise, study/reference materials, other items outlined by College Board
If students bring water/snacks to AP testing, these items must remain away from the students’ desk and only taken out during breaks. Food/drink can not be consumed near testing materials.
Please reach out to your school counselor with questions about 2022 AP Exams.
Students must be present at their assigned testing location by the check-in time listed on the linked chart (7:30am for morning exams and 11:45am for afternoon exams). Students will complete 15-20mins of pre-administration activities before each exam they take. AP Exams vary in length, and some exams may not conclude until after the school day ends. In addition to the exam length outlined by College Board, there exams have breaks and administration activities that can add 30+mins to an exam. Students are responsible for arranging their own transportation following afternoon exam sessions.
Registration for 2022 AP Exams opened in September 2021 and late registration officially closed on March 1, 2022 (https://wvhs.ipsd.org/Event.aspx?id=113005). Exams have been ordered and shipped by the College Board. Each exam is linked to a specific student based on the registration in the student’s College Board My AP Classroom account. Waubonsie Valley is unable to process any additional requests for exams at this time, including standby exams. Because all exams have been ordered and shipped, refunds can not be issued for canceled or abandoned exams.
Students should bring the following items to AP Exams:
No.2 Pencils, pens with blue/black ink, acceptable calculators if your AP Exam allows calculators, photo ID, a watch that does not have internet access or make noise
Students are advised not to bring the following items to AP Exams:
Cell phones (these will be collected if brought to testing), electronic devices, watches with alarms/noise, study/reference materials, other items outlined by College Board
If students bring water/snacks to AP testing, these items must remain away from the students’ desk and only taken out during breaks. Food/drink can not be consumed near testing materials.
Please reach out to your school counselor with questions about 2022 AP Exams.
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