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AP Testing General Information

AP Exams go Digital in 2025!

Bellevue Schools that serve students in 9th-12th grades offer Advanced Placement courses and administer exams in May.  Students register and pay for AP exams at their school in the fall, prior to November 15, to avoid late fees.  AP exams are administered in May at the school or the BSD Central Testing Site.  All tests are proctored by trained staff.

The AP Exam Schedule and Late-Testing Schedule are published by the College Board and are the only dates for administration of AP exams at any location world-wide.

Each school has an AP Coordinator who oversees the exam registration process. If you have school-specific questions that are not addressed here, please use the school link below to email the AP Coordinator.  General questions should be sent to the BSD Director of AP Testing, APTesting@bsd405.org.

AP Coordinators

Students who are residents of BSD and attend private school or home school initiate exam registration by email to APTesting@bsd405.org to reach the Director of AP Testing.

AP Course Enrollment: Students enroll in AP courses in the spring when course registration takes place. 

AP Exam Registration: Students register for exams at school in the fall. Students/families must pay for AP exams before the test will be ordered.

Refunds:  BSD does not provide refunds for AP tests cancelled after November 15 unless there are extenuating circumstances such severe illness, student is unable to complete the class, family tragedy, etc.  

Middle School Students Requesting AP Exam Registration

Bellevue School District offers AP exam administration to any 8th grade students who are enrolled in a BSD class that is an AP course, such as Human Geography, Precalculus or Calculus.  Once students are in high school, they can take any AP exam. We simply do not have the capacity to add middle school students who are self-studying or enrolled in a non-BSD course, or native speakers of a world language.