<p>I'll be taking AP Bio and both AP Physics C exams which are scheduled for the same day. Does this mean I can get late testing for, say, Electricity and Magnetism, so I only have 2 that day? I ask this because on this page:</p>
<p>AP</a> Exam Coordination - AP Late Testing</p>
<p>it says there is no fee for late testing if: </p>
<p>Three or more AP Exams on same date
Two or more AP Exams on same date and time</p>
<p>Or is AP Physics C considered one exam just with 2 parts? But even so, is it worth late testing? Since C exams are shorter it shouldn't be a big deal but I was wondering about this.</p>
<p>AP Physics C has two exams, and you can take either or both. You can late test if you wish (no fee).</p>
<p>I would not suggest taking Bio, Mech, and E&M. I only took Mech and E&M this year, and while I got 5s on both exams, my brain was complete mush by the time E&M started. Just from the Mech exam. It’s a lot of recall and thinking for Mech alone, I would hate to try it with Bio too.</p>
<p>Mech was pretty difficult for me, but I got roughly 2/3 FRQ’s and got a 5 on the exam. You can take all three, but I would suggest not taking them on the same day. Perhaps move Bio to another day?</p>
<p>I did Music Theory and both Physics C’s on the same day during my junior year. Though I got 5’s on all three exams, my brain was fried by the end of Mechanics (and that was with about 90 minutes between Music Theory and Mechanics). I’d recommend you take one of your exams late (probably the Biology). Talk to your AP Coordinator about it once the school year starts.</p>
<p>Awesome, thanks everyone. I didn’t think of moving Biology to the late exam but that makes the most sense.</p>
<p>Your school will handle which one you will late test based on how many other kids need to late test for a certain subject </p>
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<p>You take AP physics C late. One right after the other.</p>