AP Preparation Announcements

The College Board enhances online tools for students and teachers to support AP exam preparation.

The College Board introduces enhanced anti-cheating measures for digital exam platforms to ensure exam integrity.

New support options are available for students requiring accommodations in the digital exam format.

Students will receive detailed performance breakdowns through an updated online portal starting with the 2025 exams.

The College Board has released updated online preparation resources for AP students to support their exam readiness.

Starting May 2025, graphing calculators and other approved digital tools will be permitted for all AP math assessments.

Registration for the 2025 AP Exams is now open. Students should consult with their schools for specific registration deadlines and procedures.

Revisions to AP Physics exams include changes in the number of multiple-choice and free-response questions, as well as adjustments to exam durations.

The 2025 AP Exams will be administered over two weeks: May 5–9 and May 12–16.

Starting in May 2025, standard paper testing will be discontinued for 28 AP Exams, which will move to the Bluebook digital testing application.

Units on electric charges and forces, DC circuits, and mechanical waves and sound have been removed from AP Physics 1 and added to AP Physics 2 to better align with course objectives.

As part of a college score verification year, the exam has been adjusted, resulting in an increased pass rate.

Modifications to the Create Performance Task include replacing written responses with a Personalized Project Reference. Additionally, a new written response section has been added to the end-of-course exam.

Scoring criteria for the Document-Based Question (DBQ) and Long Essay Question (LEQ) have been revised, requiring the use of four or more sources for analysis points.

The College Board introduces a new AP Precalculus course, with the first exams scheduled for May 2024.