The College Board has gone virtual, almost overnight and they are committed to ensuring every AP student is able to not only continue learning but also take the test and get college credit. Students have completed over 70% of their AP coursework and the College Board is eager to honor their hard work.
Parent Webinar – April 16th
On Thursday, April 16, the College Board will be hosting a parent webinar to share with parents key tips to help their child prepare for this year’s AP Exams. The webinar will be available at the same link on-demand following the presentation. The tests will be 45 minutes long, open book and open note, and given simultaneously across time zones.
AP hotline for help with connectivity and devices
In order to ensure every AP student who chooses to take the test has connectivity and a device, the College Board has set up a fully staffed help desk to work with AP students and parents in need of assistance. Please fill out this simple form and a College Board representative will be in touch with you ASAP.
AP classes are live for students to continue learning
To tune in daily for live AP classes go to https://www.youtube.com/user/advancedplacement
Scholarships for Class of 2021
Just because your junior is learning at home, it doesn’t mean they can’t still be planning for college and applying for scholarships. The College Board Opportunity Scholarships are now open for the class of 2021. This scholarship program is open to all students and it doesn't require an essay, application, or minimum GPA. Instead, it rewards your effort and initiative. Complete key steps along your path to college for a chance to earn scholarships every month.
Learn more at https://opportunity.collegeboard.org/
