AP Preparation Announcements

The College Board has officially rolled out major updates for the AP Exam cycle of 2025. From digital testing transformations to the release of student scores, here’s everything you need to know in one place.

📢 2025 AP Score Reports Are Now Accessible to All Test-Takers

Students who took their AP Exams in May 2025 can now access their results on the College Board’s My AP portal starting July 7, 2025. If your score is not yet available, don’t worry—some late testers may receive their scores a bit later. However, If you haven’t received your scores by August 15, it’s best to reach out to AP Services for Students to resolve the issue.

💻 Major Shift to Digital Testing

This year marked a significant transition toward digital testing:

• A total of 16 AP exams were administered digitally through the Bluebook app this year.

• 12 other subjects offered hybrid formats, where students completed the multiple-choice section digitally and wrote the free-response section on paper.

This change is designed to streamline the exam experience and includes built-in tools like:

• Digital calculators

• Text-to-speech options

• Adjustable accommodations

• On-screen reference sheets

Subjects that adopted the full digital format include AP Psychology, AP English Language, AP U.S. Government, and more.

🔒 Stronger Security & Improved Scoring

The College Board has enhanced its digital infrastructure to improve scoring reliability and prevent malpractice. Advanced data analytics are now being used to ensure fair assessment across all digital exams.

Additionally, AP participation has increased by 7% compared to last year, with growing interest in courses like:

• AP Precalculus

• AP Seminar

• AP U.S. Government

• AP Biology

⚠️ Technical Glitch: AP Psychology

On May 16, a number of students reported login issues during the AP Psychology exam. To address this, the College Board arranged free make-up testing for those affected. The issue has since been resolved, and further steps are being taken to prevent future interruptions.

📚 Scoring In Progress

Starting in June, thousands of educators from schools and colleges come together to evaluate students’ free-response answers during the AP scoring sessions.

📌 Key Dates & Actions

Stay tuned for more updates and resources. If you're preparing for upcoming AP exams or need help accessing your results, feel free to connect with us.