AP Exam Information 2026-2027

Please note that due to space constraints, UPA will only be accepting registration from UPA students.

The College Board's Advanced Placement Program® (AP) enables willing and academically prepared students to pursue college-level studies while still in high school. The program consists of college-level courses developed by the AP Program that high schools can choose to offer, and corresponding exams that are administered once a year. UPA has made AP a cornerstone of our program, as it prepares and rewards students for the work on college-level curriculum.

Please read all the following sections carefully. This information has been assembled for your benefit and posted in multiple places. While UPA commits to offering a college-level, high-quality AP Exam experience, it is the responsibility of the students and families to adhere to the information below.

If a student misses their regularly scheduled AP exam for a reason other than illness or participation in an approved school-sponsored athletic or academic event, they will not automatically be eligible to test during the College Board Late Testing window.

Please refer to the Late Testing section for additional information about eligibility, deadlines, and required documentation.

Important Information

Due Dates

November 6th: Regular registration and payment due for Year Long or Fall courses (including Part 1 of payment plans)

January 6th - March 5th: Regular registration and payment due for Spring courses (Semester 2).

November 7th - March 5th: Late registration with late fee

March 25th: Final payment deadline for payment plans

Day of Requirements

All test directions begin promptly at their stated start time.
If you have a morning test, getting to school and into the testing room by 7:50 AM and in your seat by 8:00 AM. Even though the start of school has been pushed back, the AP exam time remains the same. Once the plastic is torn off the testing materials or Room Code is provided to the students, you will not be allowed to take the exam. This is AP College Board policy, and there is NO flexibility. If you are a student who is late to school often, please take this week to strategize how you will be not only on time but EARLY for your exam. Late exams are not currently planned for this school year.
No food or drinks are allowed near the exams in the exam room. Please eat something before the test.
You will not be allowed to go into your backpack while the test is in session. Do not leave things in your backpack expecting to be able to get them.
All electronic devices will need to be powered off and away from your testing station. Remind your friends and family that you will be in a big important test and they will not be able to contact your phone.
You must remain in the testing room until the test is complete and may not leave early. Tests often run between 3-4 hours. If you have an afternoon test, please adjust your schedule for any afternoon commitments.

Supplies

UPA will provide Number 2 pencils and some pens with black or blue ink for DBQ/FRQs. It is strongly recommended to bring your own pens with black or blue ink.
If you are taking a math or science exam that permits the use of a calculator, please bring a calculator. UPA does not have a supply of spare calculators of batteries. Please check with your teacher if you are unsure of a calculator usage on your test.
UPA will provide the additional sheets of paper if necessary during DBQ/FRQs.

AP Schedule

Week 1 Schedule: May 3–7, 2027

Monday, May 3, 2027

Afternoon: Biology

Tuesday, May 4, 2027

Morning: US Government and Politics

Wednesday, May 5, 2027

Morning: English Literature and Composition

Afternoon: Physics 1: Algebra-Based

Thursday, May 6, 2027

Morning: World History: Modern

Afternoon: Chemistry

Friday, May 7, 2027

Morning: United States History

AP Art Digital Submission due 5pm

Week 2 Schedule: May 10–14, 2027

Monday, May 10, 2027

Morning: Calculus AB and Calculus BC

Tuesday, May 11, 2027

No Tests at UPA

Wednesday, May 12, 2027

Morning: English Language and Composition

Afternoon: Computer Science A

Thursday, May 13, 2027

No Tests at UPA

Friday, May 14, 2027

Morning: Spanish Literature and Culture

Afternoon: Psychology

Payment & Fees

AP Exam ($104 per test)

Reduced Fee available to eligible families ($63 per test)

Late Order Fee ($45 additional per test)

To pay for your exams, please click on the Total Registration link: UPA Total Registration Link

If the link does not work, please copy and paste the following link on your browser window: https://user.totalregistration.net/AP/054245

Students must register with both Total Registration AND the College Board. Students enrolled in an AP class at UPA will sign up on College Board during class. Students must sign up with the College Board AND Total Registration. Students should confirm their five digit student ID for both sites.

Testing with Accomodations

January 22, 2027 is the final deadline to submit a request for AP exam accommodations to the College Board.

If you have already been approved by the College Board for testing accommodations, you do not need to submit a new request. Your approved accommodations will remain on file.

Students requesting accommodations for the first time should work with their case manager or SSD coordinator well before the deadline to ensure all required documentation is submitted on time.

AP Exams not offered at UPA

UPA students who wish to take an AP exam not offered at UPA can request one through the UPA AP Exam Request Google Form. The form will close October 15th.

UPA AP Exam Request Google Form (Only available through UPA student accounts)

Late Testing

Occasionally, circumstances make it necessary for students to take an AP Exam during College Board’s pre-determined late testing window.

Students must receive prior approval from the AP testing Coordinator to be placed on the late testing roster. This allows the school to ensure the students will have access to the exam on the alternative testing date.

Examples of approved reasons for late testing include:

Participation in a school sponsored event or academic competition
A conflict with another AP Exam scheduled at the same time (such as conflicts caused by approved accommodations or exam scheduling)
A serious illness.

Students requesting late testing due to illness must provide documentation from a medical provider before approval.

Students will not be approved for Late Testing for family trips/vacations, extracurricular events that are not sponsored by UPA, testing at a different site, or tardiness/oversleeping.

Contacts

For any questions or concerns regarding AP testing, please reach out to the appropriate people.

AP Coordinator
Jean Mastrogiacomo at jmastrogiacomo@upatoday.com

SSD Coordinator - accommodations for students with 504s or IEPs
Katherine Poltorak at kpoltorak@upatoday.com

College Board Contact
AP Services for Students – (888) 225-5427 or apstudents@info.collegeboard.org

Website: https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/about-ap