I sent you a DM.
Wondering if you got any updates about this?
Same boat. Please help
Were you able to find a testing coordinator who is willing to make a late order? Same boat. So frustrated
@diwsonal
Where does your son attend high school?
The reason I ask is that is that way back in the day, when I worked at a high school, I was asked if I would consider being a proctor for some of the AP exams at another HS.
The interesting thing is that our high school kept a waiting list.
I don’t know if they can do this now, but for students who met the deadline but could not take the test, for any reason (like illness or travel), the school maintained a list.
Since the high school had already ordered a certain amount of tests, in certain subjects, they might have spaces.
Staff would contact the college board to confirm space and then fill in the seats.
The students were advised, the night before the tests.
The high school prioritized students who were enrolled at the high school, but at times, there were district students who couldn’t get into their high school‘s waitlist, so they would trade students according to AP subject.
Students who showed up on test day, without prior authorization and a code, would be turned away.
I don’t know if that applies to your area, but that’s what we did.
My guess is not. Since the exams are now digital, numbers can be finalized closer to exam date and there is no longer the logistics of shipping exam booklets
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SAME desperate to know if you had any success
did you have any luck? I am in the same situation and can travel. Please let me know if you found anything
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