We pay $93 for each AP exam in our school out of our own pockets. Hows your school?

Pre-College Issues High School Life
21

<p>In my county, you pay $83 for the first test and any additional test is free. Love it!</p>

22

<p>I think it’s about $87. After one test, each test is $75.</p>

<p>The lame thing is, in Oklahoma, the school that you go to will get $100 if you get a 3 or higher. Why don’t I get the money? :1</p>

23

<p>Our school charges around $87 for the IB tests. However, if you qualify for free/reduced lunches, you don’t have to pay.</p>

24

<p>$25 per AP test. 3 tests or more is $75.
Our school gives scholarship to AP test takers.</p>

25

<p>You pay nothing, as long as your taking the class the same year your taking the test.</p>

26

<p>$87 per test. $5 per test if family qualifies for free/reduced lunch. If not, the school has some extra money as well.</p>

27

<p>87 per test :’(</p>

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28

<p>Our school (public) used to cover AP test fee, but three years ago, shortly before test registration time, they announced they couldn’t anymore. I believe it is $86/test. Still a bargain if you score high enough to get college credit.</p>

29

<p>Pays for all of it. I go to a big public school.</p>

30

<p>Free testing; my school’s huge (~3000 students).</p>

31

<p>$120 per exam, and by the end of this year I would’ve taken 12, not including the ones ill take in senior year next year. Sucks to be canadian :P</p>

32

<p>Wow. I’m really glad that my school pays for the AP tests so it’s free for me. I feel obliged to add that I go to a school where a lot of the kids are on free and reduced lunch and if they can’t even pay for lunch, I doubt most have the funds to pay for multiple AP exams.</p>

33

<p>I’m not quite sure what it costs at my school for most people, but I’m on free lunch, so I get my tests for free.</p>

34

<p>$87 per test. we are part of a grant though where if we pass then we get $100 per test and then $34 is reimbursed even if we don’t pass.</p>

35

<p>87 per test, and I’m taking 9 this year.</p>

36

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<p>Man, if my school had that policy, I’d have made $169 already. Though…do they give more money to a 5 than to a 3?</p>

37

<p>$120 for each</p>

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38

<p>We pay for all of them, $87 each. My parents aren’t big fans of the price, especially when I plan on taking 4 this year. But I’ve passed all mine so far, so im hoping to get a lot of credit next year. If you’re on free lunch, I think the test is free, and if you get reduced price lunch, I think the school pays for like half.</p>

39

<p>We have to pay $87 but I get reduced lunch so I’m taking APUSH for free.</p>

40

<p>My school charges $87 per test, which, I believe, is what College Board charges.</p>