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AP Test Sign-ups:  Students are highly encouraged to verify the accuracy of the AP test sign-up roster.  Should there be any errors (spelling, test registration, etc) please send an email to Mr. Brar in House 2.  E-mail address:abrar@nhusd.k12.ca.us.  Click here to view the AP Test roster - go.mynhusd.org/AProster

AP Test Cancellation Policy: Students who would like to cancel an AP test, must see Mr. Brar or Ms. Hull in the House 2 Office.  Please note the following for refunds:

  1. If a student registers for the exam and cancels before March 28, a full refund will be issued
  2. If a student registers for the exam and cancels after March 28, a penalty of $13 will be applied per test
  3. No portion of the test fee is refundable after May 4

 

Download >> AP Student & Parent Bulletin

(Guide to the AP program; includes: student checklists, exam readiness, dates, etc.  The bulletin may open within the same window but you may choose to save it onto your computer.)

 

  

AP Test Registration:  Download and complete the AP Test Registration Form.  (You may use MS Word to fill out the form.)  Please submit completed forms to the Accounts Clerk, Sarah Muse, in the Main Office.  Registration will begin on March 1 and end on March 28 (the deadline to apply for AP Chinese Exam is March 14).  Test fees may be paid in cash or by check (payable to James Logan High School).

 

Note to Students about Test Fees:  James Logan is committed to make AP tests available to all students.  Each AP test costs $87.  College Board offers a reduced price of $53 to all eligible students.  In order to be eligible, students must be on the Free/Reduced Lunch program.  Please make sure you apply/renew your status with Logan this year, even if you plan on never eating the school food!  Save your “acceptance letter” as it will be needed for registration.  Logan will make all efforts to cover fees for any students with financial hardships.  Please see your AP teacher, or your House Principal about fee reductions and fee waivers.  

 

Visit the College Board website for more details on AP tests.