The Advanced Placement (AP®) Program, developed by the College Board, provides secondary school students the opportunity to take college-level courses and exams while still in school and to meet local requirements for secondary American high school diploma acceptance.
Additionally, by earning a qualifying score on an AP Exam, students can sometimes receive university credit, skip introductory courses, and stand out in competitive college admissions at many U.S. institutions of higher education.
Amideast offers AP® Exam registration for students who wish to take Advanced Placement® exams in the West Bank.
Students registering through Amideast are responsible for completing both the Amideast registration requirements and any applicable College Board® AP registration requirements and deadlines.
AP Exams are college-level tests created by the College Board that allow secondary school students to earn university credit, gain advanced placement, and demonstrate academic readiness for college.
High school students under the age of 21 can register for AP Exams through Amideast in select countries.
Strong AP scores show universities that you can succeed in rigorous courses, helping your application stand out. Many universities also grant college credit, which can save time and tuition.
AP Exams are offered each May, with Regular and Late Testing windows. The schedule is fixed and provided by the College Board. See the Register Tab for details.
Students register through Amideast, complete their payment, and then finalize their seat reservation on the College Board by signing in to myap.collegeboard.org using their College Board student account. The registration window opens September 15 for the upcoming May 2027 testing window. The first registration deadline is in October, and the late window registration deadline is in February.
Students are strongly encouraged to register during the regular registration period. Late registration is subject to an additional fee and may be subject to applicable College Board requirements and restrictions.
Students must arrive at their assigned testing center by the reporting time communicated by Amideast. Arrive at least 30 minutes prior to your exam time.
Students must bring a valid, original, government-issued ID (passport recommended). The identification presented on exam day must match the student's registration information.
Students must bring any required device, equipment, or accessories communicated by Amideast or College Board. Bring your fully charged device for digital exams with the Bluebook app installed, approved calculators, and pencils.
Check approved testing devices: bluebook.collegeboard.org/students/approved-devices
Download the Bluebook application: bluebook.collegeboard.org/students/download-bluebook
The AP Program offers 42 subjects and exams in digital and hybrid formats covering a variety of academic fields. Each AP course is designed to reflect the rigor and expectations of a first-year university class.
AP subjects are organized into the following categories:
- Arts
- English
- History and Social Sciences
- Math and Computer Science
- Sciences
- AP World Languages and Cultures
- AP Capstone Diploma Program
- AP Career Kickstart
By taking AP exams, students develop critical thinking, analytical writing, research, and problem-solving skills that are essential for success at the university level.
To explore the full range of AP subjects and learn more about exam requirements, visit the official College Board AP Students website:
Achieving a strong AP Exam score begins with effective preparation. Students can:
Access Official AP Resources: Use AP Classroom resources and free practice questions provided by the College Board to strengthen subject knowledge and exam skills.
Track Your Progress: Watch AP Daily videos and complete unit progress checks to assess your understanding and monitor your readiness throughout the course.
Practice with Bluebook™: Download and familiarize yourself with Bluebook™, the official College Board testing application used for digital/hybrid AP Exams: https://bluebook.app.collegeboard.org/
Tip: Enhance your preparation by reviewing past exam questions, scoring guidelines, and sample student responses available on the AP Students website for each subject.
Testing Location:
Amideast may designate an examination location other than its regular premises based on the number of test takers.
2027 AP Exam Schedule:
Week 1 Schedule: May 3–7, 2027 | ||
Date | Session 1 AP Exams (10 a.m) | Session 2 AP Exams (2 p.m) |
Monday, May 3, 2027 | Human Geography | Biology |
Physics C: Mechanics | Italian Language and Culture | |
Tuesday, May 4, 2027 | Business with Personal Finance | European History |
United States Government and Politics | Microeconomics | |
Wednesday, May 5, 2027 | Cybersecurity | Physics 1: Algebra-Based |
English Literature and Composition | Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism | |
Thursday, May 6, 2027 | French Language and Culture | African American Studies |
Physics 2: Algebra-Based | Chemistry | |
World History: Modern |
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Friday, May 7, 2027 | German Language and Culture | Macroeconomics |
United States History | Networking (2026-27 pilot schools only) | |
Week 2 Schedule: May 10–14, 2027 | ||
Date | Session 1 AP Exams (10 a.m) | Session 2 AP Exams (2 p.m) |
Monday, May 10, 2027 | Calculus AB | Music Theory |
Calculus BC | Seminar | |
Tuesday, May 11, 2027 | Japanese Language and Culture | Statistics |
Precalculus | ||
Wednesday, May 12, 2027 | English Language and Composition | Art History |
Computer Science A | ||
Thursday, May 13, 2027 | Spanish Language and Culture | Chinese Language and Culture |
Environmental Science | ||
Friday, May 14, 2027 | Comparative Government and Politics | Latin |
Computer Science Principles | Psychology | |
Spanish Literature and Culture |
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Late-Testing Schedule: May 17–21, 2027 | ||
Date | Session 1 AP Exams (10 a.m) | Session 2 AP Exams (2 p.m) |
Monday, May 17, 2027 | English Literature and Composition | Business with Personal Finance |
European History | French Language and Culture | |
Networking (2026-27 pilot schools only) | Human Geography | |
Tuesday, May 18, 2027 | Art History | Cybersecurity |
Italian Language and Culture | Japanese Language and Culture | |
Seminar | United States History | |
United States Government and Politics | World History: Modern | |
Wednesday, May 19, 2027 | African American Studies | Spanish Language and Culture |
Biology | Spanish Literature and Culture | |
Microeconomics |
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Music Theory |
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Physics 1: Algebra-Based |
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Thursday, May 20, 2027 | Chemistry | Calculus AB |
Computer Science A | Calculus BC | |
Environmental Science | Comparative Government and Politics | |
Latin | German Language and Culture | |
Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism | Physics C: Mechanics | |
Precalculus |
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Friday, May 21, 2027 | Chinese Language and Culture | Computer Science Principles |
AP® Exam Registration 2026–2027
Amideast offers AP® Exam registration for students who wish to take Advanced Placement® exams in the West Bank, Gaza and Jerusalem. Students registering through Amideast are responsible for completing both the Amideast registration requirements and any applicable College Board® AP registration requirements and deadlines.
Regular Registration:
September 15, 2026 – October 30, 2026
Late Registration:
November 1, 2026 – February 21, 2027
Students are strongly encouraged to register during the regular registration period. Late registration is subject to an additional fee and may be subject to applicable College Board requirements and restrictions.
Register for most AP exams here: Amideast eShop
AP Capstone™ Seminar and AP Research are generally registered for and administered directly by schools. AP Seminar registration through Amideast may apply where applicable.
Testing Locations:
AP Exams registered through Amideast will be administered at designated testing locations under Amideast's supervision at the following locations:
Jerusalem
Nablus
Ramallah
Bethlehem
Students should carefully review and confirm their testing location during registration. Requests to change a registered testing center are subject to a $100 testing-center change fee and the applicable deadline.
Testing-center change deadlines:
After the applicable deadline, test center changes will not be permitted.
How to Complete Your Registration
A registration is considered complete only after all required steps have been completed, including:
Students will receive the information required to complete the applicable College Board registration process after registering through Amideast.
Students must use the join code provided by Amideast, confirm that the AP subject displayed is the subject they intend to take, verify their registration information, and complete the process by the applicable deadline.
College Board registration deadlines:
Failure to complete the required College Board registration process by the applicable deadline may affect eligibility to take the exam.
Important Registration Information
Students are responsible for ensuring that all information provided during registration is accurate, including:
The information provided during registration must correspond with the student's valid identification.
Students should carefully review their registration before submitting it and immediately report any discrepancies to Amideast. Inaccurate or incomplete information may result in registration problems or denial of admission to the exam.
Registration is confirmed only after Amideast has received and processed the required registration information and payment, and student enters the AP Subject join code into their College Board account before the set deadline. Students should retain their registration confirmation and payment receipt for their records.
AP Subject Changes
Students may request an AP subject change before the applicable deadline:
After the applicable deadline, subject changes will not normally be permitted. Students are responsible for verifying the AP subject displayed when completing their College Board registration.
Cancellation and Refunds
Cancellation requests must be submitted in writing to testingwb@amideast.org . The applicable refund is based on the date and time the cancellation request is received:
| Cancellation Date | Refund |
| Before November 1, 2026 | $150 per exam |
| On November 1, 2026 – February 20, 2027 | $80 per exam |
| On or after February 21, 2027 | $0 |
No refund will be issued for cancellation requests received after the applicable deadline.
Where applicable, refunds will be processed through the original payment method. Students should allow up to 30 business days for processing.
Students who do not attend their scheduled AP Exam and do not submit an eligible cancellation request within the applicable cancellation period will not receive a refund. A no-show does not automatically entitle a student to a rescheduled exam.
Exam Day Requirements
Students must arrive at their assigned testing center at least 10 minutes before the reporting time communicated by Amideast. Students must bring:
A valid, original, government-issued photo IDAny materials specifically permitted for their AP ExamAny required device, equipment, or accessories communicated by Amideast or College Board
The identification presented on exam day must match the student's registration information.
Students arriving after the stated reporting time may be denied admission and may be treated as a no-show, subject to applicable College Board procedures.
Digital AP Exams
Where an AP Exam is administered digitally, students are responsible for completing all required preparation before exam day.
Students should:
Students taking digital AP Exams must use an approved device and the required testing application.
College Board Account
Students are responsible for maintaining access to their College Board account. Before exam day, students should ensure that:
Testing Accommodations
Students who require testing accommodation must have their accommodation approved through the College Board Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) process.
Students should ensure that approved accommodation is communicated and arranged before exam day.
Registration through Amideast itself does not constitute approval for College Board testing accommodation.
Late Testing and Rescheduling
Students may not independently reschedule an AP Exam. AP Exams must be administered according to the official College Board AP Exam schedule. College Board may permit late testing in certain circumstances when applicable requirements are met.
Circumstances that may qualify for late testing can include serious illness or injury, family tragedy, religious observance, school closure, conflicts with IB or Cambridge examinations, conflicts with another AP Exam, certain academic or athletic events, disability accommodation issues, certain technical or digital-testing issues, delayed exam shipment, and other circumstances recognized by College Board.
Students who believe they may qualify for late testing should contact Amideast as soon as they become aware of a circumstance that may prevent them from taking the exam on the regularly scheduled date.
AP Exam Policies and Security
All students must comply with College Board AP Exam security and administration policies. Students must not:
Violations of AP Exam security or administration policies may result in an exam not being scored or an AP Exam score being canceled. Serious violations may also result in additional College Board sanctions.
Students will be required to acknowledge the applicable AP Exam Terms and Conditions as required by College Board.
Important Notice
AP Exams are administered in accordance with College Board rules and procedures. College Board may update AP Exam policies, procedures, schedules, technical requirements, security requirements, or Terms and Conditions.
Amideast may update its registration information and policies when College Board requirements change.
Students are responsible for reviewing the latest applicable AP information before exam day.
The AP Program offers 42 subjects and exams in digital and hybrid formats covering a variety of academic fields. Each AP course is designed to reflect the rigor and expectations of a first-year university class.
AP subjects are organized into the following categories:
- Arts
- English
- History and Social Sciences
- Math and Computer Science
- Sciences
- AP World Languages and Cultures
- AP Capstone Diploma Program
- AP Career Kickstart
By taking AP exams, students develop critical thinking, analytical writing, research, and problem-solving skills that are essential for success at the university level.
To explore the full range of AP subjects and learn more about exam requirements, visit the official College Board AP Students website:
Achieving a strong AP Exam score begins with effective preparation. Students can:
Access Official AP Resources: Use AP Classroom resources and free practice questions provided by the College Board to strengthen subject knowledge and exam skills.
Track Your Progress: Watch AP Daily videos and complete unit progress checks to assess your understanding and monitor your readiness throughout the course.
Practice with Bluebook™: Download and familiarize yourself with Bluebook™, the official College Board testing application used for digital/hybrid AP Exams: https://bluebook.app.collegeboard.org/
Tip: Enhance your preparation by reviewing past exam questions, scoring guidelines, and sample student responses available on the AP Students website for each subject.
Testing Location:
Amideast may designate an examination location other than its regular premises based on the number of test takers.
2027 AP Exam Schedule:
Week 1 Schedule: May 3–7, 2027 | ||
Date | Session 1 AP Exams (10 a.m) | Session 2 AP Exams (2 p.m) |
Monday, May 3, 2027 | Human Geography | Biology |
Physics C: Mechanics | Italian Language and Culture | |
Tuesday, May 4, 2027 | Business with Personal Finance | European History |
United States Government and Politics | Microeconomics | |
Wednesday, May 5, 2027 | Cybersecurity | Physics 1: Algebra-Based |
English Literature and Composition | Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism | |
Thursday, May 6, 2027 | French Language and Culture | African American Studies |
Physics 2: Algebra-Based | Chemistry | |
World History: Modern |
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Friday, May 7, 2027 | German Language and Culture | Macroeconomics |
United States History | Networking (2026-27 pilot schools only) | |
Week 2 Schedule: May 10–14, 2027 | ||
Date | Session 1 AP Exams (10 a.m) | Session 2 AP Exams (2 p.m) |
Monday, May 10, 2027 | Calculus AB | Music Theory |
Calculus BC | Seminar | |
Tuesday, May 11, 2027 | Japanese Language and Culture | Statistics |
Precalculus | ||
Wednesday, May 12, 2027 | English Language and Composition | Art History |
Computer Science A | ||
Thursday, May 13, 2027 | Spanish Language and Culture | Chinese Language and Culture |
Environmental Science | ||
Friday, May 14, 2027 | Comparative Government and Politics | Latin |
Computer Science Principles | Psychology | |
Spanish Literature and Culture |
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Late-Testing Schedule: May 17–21, 2027 | ||
Date | Session 1 AP Exams (10 a.m) | Session 2 AP Exams (2 p.m) |
Monday, May 17, 2027 | English Literature and Composition | Business with Personal Finance |
European History | French Language and Culture | |
Networking (2026-27 pilot schools only) | Human Geography | |
Tuesday, May 18, 2027 | Art History | Cybersecurity |
Italian Language and Culture | Japanese Language and Culture | |
Seminar | United States History | |
United States Government and Politics | World History: Modern | |
Wednesday, May 19, 2027 | African American Studies | Spanish Language and Culture |
Biology | Spanish Literature and Culture | |
Microeconomics |
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Music Theory |
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Physics 1: Algebra-Based |
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Thursday, May 20, 2027 | Chemistry | Calculus AB |
Computer Science A | Calculus BC | |
Environmental Science | Comparative Government and Politics | |
Latin | German Language and Culture | |
Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism | Physics C: Mechanics | |
Precalculus |
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Friday, May 21, 2027 | Chinese Language and Culture | Computer Science Principles |
AP® Exam Registration 2026–2027
Amideast offers AP® Exam registration for students who wish to take Advanced Placement® exams in the West Bank, Gaza and Jerusalem. Students registering through Amideast are responsible for completing both the Amideast registration requirements and any applicable College Board® AP registration requirements and deadlines.
Regular Registration:
September 15, 2026 – October 30, 2026
Late Registration:
November 1, 2026 – February 21, 2027
Students are strongly encouraged to register during the regular registration period. Late registration is subject to an additional fee and may be subject to applicable College Board requirements and restrictions.
Register for most AP exams here: Amideast eShop
AP Capstone™ Seminar and AP Research are generally registered for and administered directly by schools. AP Seminar registration through Amideast may apply where applicable.
Testing Locations:
AP Exams registered through Amideast will be administered at designated testing locations under Amideast's supervision at the following locations:
Jerusalem
Nablus
Ramallah
Bethlehem
Students should carefully review and confirm their testing location during registration. Requests to change a registered testing center are subject to a $100 testing-center change fee and the applicable deadline.
Testing-center change deadlines:
After the applicable deadline, test center changes will not be permitted.
How to Complete Your Registration
A registration is considered complete only after all required steps have been completed, including:
Students will receive the information required to complete the applicable College Board registration process after registering through Amideast.
Students must use the join code provided by Amideast, confirm that the AP subject displayed is the subject they intend to take, verify their registration information, and complete the process by the applicable deadline.
College Board registration deadlines:
Failure to complete the required College Board registration process by the applicable deadline may affect eligibility to take the exam.
Important Registration Information
Students are responsible for ensuring that all information provided during registration is accurate, including:
The information provided during registration must correspond with the student's valid identification.
Students should carefully review their registration before submitting it and immediately report any discrepancies to Amideast. Inaccurate or incomplete information may result in registration problems or denial of admission to the exam.
Registration is confirmed only after Amideast has received and processed the required registration information and payment, and student enters the AP Subject join code into their College Board account before the set deadline. Students should retain their registration confirmation and payment receipt for their records.
AP Subject Changes
Students may request an AP subject change before the applicable deadline:
After the applicable deadline, subject changes will not normally be permitted. Students are responsible for verifying the AP subject displayed when completing their College Board registration.
Cancellation and Refunds
Cancellation requests must be submitted in writing to testingwb@amideast.org . The applicable refund is based on the date and time the cancellation request is received:
| Cancellation Date | Refund |
| Before November 1, 2026 | $150 per exam |
| On November 1, 2026 – February 20, 2027 | $80 per exam |
| On or after February 21, 2027 | $0 |
No refund will be issued for cancellation requests received after the applicable deadline.
Where applicable, refunds will be processed through the original payment method. Students should allow up to 30 business days for processing.
Students who do not attend their scheduled AP Exam and do not submit an eligible cancellation request within the applicable cancellation period will not receive a refund. A no-show does not automatically entitle a student to a rescheduled exam.
Exam Day Requirements
Students must arrive at their assigned testing center at least 10 minutes before the reporting time communicated by Amideast. Students must bring:
A valid, original, government-issued photo IDAny materials specifically permitted for their AP ExamAny required device, equipment, or accessories communicated by Amideast or College Board
The identification presented on exam day must match the student's registration information.
Students arriving after the stated reporting time may be denied admission and may be treated as a no-show, subject to applicable College Board procedures.
Digital AP Exams
Where an AP Exam is administered digitally, students are responsible for completing all required preparation before exam day.
Students should:
Students taking digital AP Exams must use an approved device and the required testing application.
College Board Account
Students are responsible for maintaining access to their College Board account. Before exam day, students should ensure that:
Testing Accommodations
Students who require testing accommodation must have their accommodation approved through the College Board Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) process.
Students should ensure that approved accommodation is communicated and arranged before exam day.
Registration through Amideast itself does not constitute approval for College Board testing accommodation.
Late Testing and Rescheduling
Students may not independently reschedule an AP Exam. AP Exams must be administered according to the official College Board AP Exam schedule. College Board may permit late testing in certain circumstances when applicable requirements are met.
Circumstances that may qualify for late testing can include serious illness or injury, family tragedy, religious observance, school closure, conflicts with IB or Cambridge examinations, conflicts with another AP Exam, certain academic or athletic events, disability accommodation issues, certain technical or digital-testing issues, delayed exam shipment, and other circumstances recognized by College Board.
Students who believe they may qualify for late testing should contact Amideast as soon as they become aware of a circumstance that may prevent them from taking the exam on the regularly scheduled date.
AP Exam Policies and Security
All students must comply with College Board AP Exam security and administration policies. Students must not:
Violations of AP Exam security or administration policies may result in an exam not being scored or an AP Exam score being canceled. Serious violations may also result in additional College Board sanctions.
Students will be required to acknowledge the applicable AP Exam Terms and Conditions as required by College Board.
Important Notice
AP Exams are administered in accordance with College Board rules and procedures. College Board may update AP Exam policies, procedures, schedules, technical requirements, security requirements, or Terms and Conditions.
Amideast may update its registration information and policies when College Board requirements change.
Students are responsible for reviewing the latest applicable AP information before exam day.
