It's a chance provided by the College Board for students who miss their AP exams due to unforeseen circumstances, offering a second opportunity to take the exam.
Acceptable reasons include conflicts with other exams, religious holidays, academic events, national holidays, and issues with disability accommodations, among others.
Sudden emergencies like family tragedies, natural disasters, serious illnesses, or school-related incidents such as bomb scares qualify for late testing. Coordination with your AP coordinator is crucial in these situations.
The College Board does not entertain reasons like class exams on AP exam days, preplanned school holidays, or non-emergency family commitments.
To determine eligibility for late testing, students should communicate with their AP coordinators, who play a vital role in recommending candidates for make-up exams.
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