Requesting a Makeup AP Exam - Deadline is 5:00 PM Central Time on Sunday, May 24th


From College Board:
College Board is reopening makeup requests for ANY AP STUDENT who tested and didn't successfully submit answers, even if your 48 hour window has passed. Students who began an AP Exam either this week or last week but didn’t successfully submit their answer(s) should request a makeup by May 24 at 5 pm Central Time.
cb.org/requestmakeup

 Reasons to request an AP Exam makeup could include:
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Internet or power went out
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Tech or submission issue
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You're not sure if you uploaded the correct document
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You copy/pasted your response in your email submission instead of attaching your files

 Students will receive makeup approval for these issues, or similar ones: sickness; significant interruptions from family members; battery failures; power outages; technical disruptions. Note: running out of time to submit a response is not a valid reason to request a makeup.

 If you didn't take your AP Exam this week or last week, and you never clicked on your e-ticket, you do NOT need to request a makeup. Any registered student who didn't open/take their May exam will automatically receive an e-ticket for the June makeup exam.

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