<p>my school doesnt have AP physics, so it probably doesnt give out the AP Physics test. I LOVE physics, and I know I can do the AP level work. Is there some way that I can take the AP physics test? can schools still give out a certain AP test even if they don't teach it?</p>
<p>Your school probably won't order an ap physics test just for you. What you should do (and what most others in your situation do) is to ask neighboring schools and those in surrounding towns if they do order the test, and ask if you can take it at their school.</p>
<p>yes, call college board and they'll hook you up with other HS AP coordinators. Then you can have fun.</p>
<p>Schools can give AP tests even if they don't have the course.</p>
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<p>Probably not, but some will. Someone at my high school took the chem exam, though they didn't offer the course. In the following years, more than one person self-studied for it, but I believe the first year there was only one. And I think they have ordererd other tests where only one or two people are taking them, as well.</p>
<p>Yeah, I attend a small high school with an inefficient admin so I had to outsource.</p>