If you are an AP student worried about approaching exam dates, take heart!  There is still time to cram in one last study session before the big day.  The schedule for all AP exams is posted below.  Students taking an exam in the morning should not be marked absent for 1st and 2nd blocks while students taking an exam in the afternoon should not be marked absent for 3rd and 4th blocks.  All AP exams will be held in Piedmont High School’s Media Center.

At this point in the year, all AP students should have an account on AP Classroom.  Through this account, you should be able to access practice tests, lessons, and review videos that can help you prepare for your upcoming exam(s).  Going back through your old notes and practicing strategies your teachers have taught you will help you to recall important information quickly and easily on your exam day.

Above all, the most important tip is to ask any last-minute questions you might have for your teacher(s).  They are your insurance policy and are here to help you succeed.  If you know you struggle with a specific part of the curriculum, ask them for advice on that subject.

On the day of the exam, wake up early, make sure you eat a healthy breakfast (or lunch), and try to calm any nervous jitters you may have.  You’ve been preparing for this for months; you’ve got it!  Then, take a deep breath and begin.

Best of luck in all of your studies and exams!

AP Exam Schedule:

Monday, May 1st:

• 8:00 AM – AP US Government and Politics

Tuesday, May 2nd:

• 8:00 AM – AP Environmental Science
• 12:00 PM – AP Psychology

Wednesday, May 3rd:

• 8:00 AM – AP English Literature and Composition

Thursday, May 4th:

• 8:00 AM – AP Human Geography
• 12:00 PM – AP Statistics

Friday, May 5th:

• 8:00 AM – AP US History

Monday, May 8th:

• 8:00 AM – AP Calculus AB/BC
• 12:00 PM – AP Computer Science Principles

Tuesday, May 9th:

• 8:00 AM – AP English Language and Composition

Wednesday, May 10th:

• 12:00 PM – AP Biology

Thursday, May 11th:

• 8:00 AM – AP World History: Modern