When Are AP Tests? The Complete Exam Schedule for 2024

 AP (Advanced Placement) tests are held annually during the first two weeks of May. For 2024, the exam dates span from May 6 to May 17. These standardized exams, which typically consist of multiple-choice questions, free-response questions, and essays, allow high school students to demonstrate mastery of college-level coursework, potentially earning college credit or advanced placement.


Here’s a breakdown of the 2024 AP exam schedule:


Week 1: May 6 – May 10, 2024

  • Monday, May 6:
    • Morning: U.S. Government and Politics
    • Afternoon: Chemistry, Spanish Literature and Culture
  • Tuesday, May 7:
    • Morning: Environmental Science
    • Afternoon: Psychology
  • Wednesday, May 8:
    • Morning: English Literature and Composition
    • Afternoon: Comparative Government and Politics, Computer Science A
  • Thursday, May 9:
    • Morning: Human Geography, Macroeconomics
    • Afternoon: Seminar, Statistics
  • Friday, May 10:
    • Morning: European History, U.S. History
    • Afternoon: Art History, Microeconomics

Week 2: May 13 – May 17, 2024

  • Monday, May 13:
    • Morning: Calculus AB, Calculus BC
    • Afternoon: French Language and Culture, Physics C: Mechanics
  • Tuesday, May 14:
    • Morning: English Language and Composition
    • Afternoon: Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
  • Wednesday, May 15:
    • Morning: German Language and Culture, Spanish Language and Culture
    • Afternoon: Biology
  • Thursday, May 16:
    • Morning: World History: Modern
    • Afternoon: Italian Language and Culture, Physics 1: Algebra-Based
  • Friday, May 17:
    • Morning: Music Theory
    • Afternoon: Latin, Physics 2: Algebra-Based

Students must check with their schools for specific testing times and locations. Understanding the schedule and preparing well in advance is the key to feeling prepared and in control for these rigorous exams.

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