Federal and State AP Exam Fee Assistance

New this Year:

• For May 2025 AP Exams, the Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE) has changed from a school reimbursement process to a direct-billing arrangement with College Board.
• The Alabama State Department of Education will pay College Board directly for:
  • All public-school low-income students’ AP Exams in full.
  • AP Computer Science Principles (CSP), AP Precalculus, and AP Seminar Exams in full for public-school non-low-income students.

What this Means:  

• In past years, schools in Alabama have paid College Board in full for all AP Exams and then applied to the Alabama State Department of Education to receive exam fee reimbursement.
• For 2025 AP Exams, the Alabama State Department of Education will pay College Board directly for the AP Exam fees being covered by the state.
• The Alabama state subsidies for 2025 AP Exams will be deducted from each school’s invoice and billed directly to the Alabama State Department of Education instead.

Alabama’s State Funding Details for 2025 AP Exams:

The Alabama State Department of Education will pay College Board directly to reduce students’ costs for AP Exams for public school students as follows:

Fee-reduced students are students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions. For fee-reduced public-school students, the Alabama State Department of Education will pay College Board directly:

• $53 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)
• $101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam
• The final fee for any AP Exam for fee-reduced public school students is $0. Schools are expected to forgo their $9 rebate for fee-reduced students.

Standard-fee students are students who do not qualify for the College Board fee reduction. For standard-fee students in public schools, the Alabama State Department of Education will pay College Board directly:

• $90 per AP Computer Science Principles (CSP) Exam
• $90 per AP Precalculus Exam
• $138 per AP Seminar Exam

Final AP CSP, AP Precalculus, and AP Seminar Exam fee for public-school standard-fee students: $0

Note: It remains a school-level decision whether to collect or forgo the $9 per exam school rebate from standard-fee students. For 2025 AP CSP, AP Precalculus, and AP Seminar Exams taken by public school students in Alabama, the final fee charged by College Board on your school’s invoice will be $0 per exam.

What Schools Must Do 

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for reduced fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
  • Once a student’s fee reduction status is marked as reduced or left as standard in AP Registration and Ordering, the Alabama state subsidies will automatically be calculated and applied for eligible exams.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate the fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order, if possible, to ensure you have time to plan for and collect the appropriate exam fees from students. However, if you need more time to verify this information, the deadline to indicate students' fee reduction status in AP Registration and Ordering is April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice will be sent to you via email after the late-testing administration. At that point, you can also access and print the invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• No payment is due to College Board for AP Exams taken by public-school fee-reduced students.
• No payment is due to College Board for AP CSP, AP Precalculus, and AP Seminar Exams taken by public-school standard-fee students.
• Schools are responsible to pay College Board for all other AP Exam fees and any additional fees incurred, such as late order fees, unused/canceled exam fees, late-testing fees, etc. Alabama’s state funding does not cover these fees.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for any payment due to College Board.
• With the change to direct-billing, AP coordinators no longer need to submit a copy of their invoice to ALSDE.

For more information, contact Dr. Michal G. Robinson, AP/IB Program Manager, Alabama State Department of Education, Instructional Services Section, P.O. Box 302101, Montgomery, AL 36130-2101; phone: 334-694-4768. 

The state of Alaska will not provide funding for low-income students' 2025 AP Exams. For information for schools and districts on federal funding options available to provide funding for AP Exams, visit Funding for Low-Income AP Students.

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.  

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53  
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101  

What Schools Must Do  

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.  
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.  
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board. 

For public school students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the state of Arizona will pay:

• $53 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)  
• $101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for a public school, fee-reduced student is $0.

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.  
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).  

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.  
• College Board will bill the Arizona Department of Education directly for $53 per AP Exam ($101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) per fee-reduced public school student.  
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for any payment due to College Board.  
• AP coordinators do not need to submit a copy of their invoice to the Arizona Department of Education.

For more information, contact Michelle Udall, Associate Superintendent, School Improvement, Arizona Department of Education, phone: 602-364-2811. 

The state of Arkansas will pay for AP Exams for public and homeschooled students who meet both of the following criteria: 1) complete an AP course taught by a teacher who meets Arkansas AP training requirements or is on an Additional Training Plan, and 2) take the corresponding AP Exam. For more information on the state rules, visit Arkansas Rules Governing Grading and Course Credit.  

Fee-reduced students are students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions. For fee-reduced students in public and home schools, the state of Arkansas will pay:  

• $53 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)
• $101 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for fee-reduced students is $0.

Standard-fee students are students who do not qualify for the College Board fee reduction. For standard-fee students in public and home schools, the state of Arkansas will pay:

• $90 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)
• $138 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for standard-fee students is $0.

The state will not pay any late or unused exam fees associated with AP Exams.

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).  

Arkansas public, homeschooled, and virtual school students must be enrolled in and complete the AP course to receive the state funding for their AP Exams:

• Arkansas students will only receive the state subsidies for their AP Exams if they are enrolled in a class section in AP Registration and Ordering and complete the AP course with an appropriately trained teacher.
• Any public, homeschooled, or virtual school students who are not enrolled in a class section in AP Registration and Ordering will not have the Arkansas state subsidies applied for their exams. This means that the physical school where any unenrolled students take their exams will be charged rather than the state.
• Homeschooled students and students taking AP courses at a virtual provider such as Virtual Arkansas must be enrolled in AP Registration and Ordering in both the exam only section at the school where they'll be taking the exam and a class section for the corresponding course through their virtual provider. Virtual providers must ensure that their AP teachers enroll all their students in AP Registration and Ordering.
• Virtual and homeschooled students must also complete the course with an appropriately trained teacher to be eligible to receive the state subsidies for their exams. If a virtual or homeschooled student enrolled in a class section is no longer taking the AP course, you’ll need to drop the student from the class section. For more information on dropping or moving students from a class section, please refer to page 72 of the AP Coordinator's Manual, Part 1.
• For more information on enrolling virtual or homeschooled students, visit Homeschooled, Independent Study, and Virtual School Students and Students from Other Schools or see the AP Coordinator's Manual, Part 1.

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• College Board will bill the state directly for its share of the qualifying students' AP Exam fees in each category.
• Send payment to College Board for any AP Exams taken by students who were not enrolled in or did not complete the corresponding AP course or any additional fees due.  
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for any payment owed to College Board.
• You must provide a copy of your school's invoice to the Arkansas Department of Education by June 15, 2025.
  • Send a copy of your school's invoice to Krystal Nail, Program Director, Arkansas Department of Education by email to Krystal.Nail@ade.arkansas.gov or mail to Krystal Nail, Program Director, Arkansas Department of Education, Four Capitol Mall, Slot 28, Little Rock, AR 72201.
  • Even if your invoice shows a zero balance, you must submit a copy of your invoice to the Arkansas Department of Education to have your state funding properly credited.  

For more information, contact Krystal Nail, Program Director, Arkansas Department of Education, Division of Elementary and Secondary Education, Learning Services, Office of Gifted & Talented and Advanced Placement, Four Capitol Mall, Slot 28, Little Rock, AR 72201; phone: 501-682-4224; email: Krystal.Nail@ade.arkansas.gov. 

Local Control Accountability Plan/Local Control Funding Formula (LCAP/LCFF) Funds

1) Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) Supplemental/Concentration Funds: LCFF provides additional funds for particular student groups (e.g., low-income, foster, and English language learner students).

Districts can use those funds to pay AP Exam fees for students. Districts can target Supplemental and Concentration Grants to pay for AP Exams for their English learners and students who are low-income or foster youth. Additionally, districts can use Supplemental and Concentration Grants on a schoolwide or districtwide basis to pay for AP Exams for all students as long as they demonstrate their Local Control and Accountability Plans (LCAPs) that the funds are being used principally to increase or improve services to high-need students. Numerous districts include AP course- and exam-taking information in their LCAPs to address state and local priorities.

2) LCFF Base Grants: In addition to Supplemental and Concentration Grants, districts can use LCFF general purpose Base Grants to pay for AP Exam fees for all students.

College Board AP Exam Fee Reductions  

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including for AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.

The Colorado Department of Education provides funding for 2025 AP Exams taken by eligible low-income students in Colorado via a grant program. Colorado's AP/IB Exam Fee Program is pursuant to HB19-1222 to increase the number of students who take Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) exams. It provides funding to high schools to cover some or all of the exam fees for eligible students.

For more information on the grant program and instructions on how to apply, please visit the Colorado Department of Education website.

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• Send $53 to College Board for each AP Exam ($101 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam) taken by fee-reduced students.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.

For public school students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the state of Connecticut will pay:

• $53 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)   
• $101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam 

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for a qualifying student is $0.   

What Schools Must Do   

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.   

Before the exams:   

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.   
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.   
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.   
• Districts implementing the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) should not report all students as being from low-income families. All schools should use district data for free or reduced-price meal eligibility in PSIS to determine if a student should be indicated as “low-income” on the AP invoice. Remember, student information in PSIS is about eligibility for free and reduced-price lunch and not participation.   
• Since the AP, PSAT/NMSQT, and SAT are considered part of a Connecticut State Department of Education (CSDE) State Educational Program, the AP, PSAT/NMSQT, and SAT coordinator can be given access to a student’s income eligibility status. To request access, the coordinator must complete the Disclosure Release form to ensure that they have an understanding of the USDA regulations and do not use this information for other purposes.   
• The disclosure of FRPM eligibility is restricted. However, FRPM eligibility can be shared for the purposes of administration of a state education program. Dual credit courses that are offered in partnership with an institution of higher education, Advanced Placement (AP) Exams, the PSAT/NMSQT and SAT tests, and the International Baccalaureate exams are all considered part of Connecticut’s state education program. Therefore, coordinators for these projects (e.g. school counselors) may be granted access to students’ FRPM eligibility status to ensure that students can receive fee waivers in these programs. Coordinators/counselors requesting access to FRPM eligibility data must complete the Disclosure Release Request for Free or Reduced Eligibility Status of Students in the School Nutrition Program to ensure they have an understanding of the USDA regulations and do not use this information for other purposes. The completed form must be reviewed and approved by the district or school’s determining official (i.e., the person who processes FRPM applications). Once approved, the determining official can provide the coordinator/counselor with the FRPM eligibility status for the applicable students. 
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET). 

After the exams:   

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.  
• College Board will bill the state directly for $53 per AP Exam ($101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) per fee-reduced student.  
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for any payment due to College Board.   
• Please do not send a copy of your invoice to the Connecticut State Department of Education. 

For assistance with AP Registration and Ordering or your AP invoice, please contact AP Services for Educators.  

For specific questions about the state funding available, please contact Michelle Rosado, Education Consultant, Connecticut State Department of Education, phone: 860-713-6748.

For public school students qualifying for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the state of Delaware will pay: 

• $40 per AP Exam, except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams   
• $88 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. College Board will bill Delaware schools $13 for each AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, taken by fee-reduced students. Districts are responsible for providing $8 per AP Exam to schools so that the exam fee amount collected from each fee-reduced student is $5. 

The Delaware Department of Education will not provide funding for 2025 AP Exam fees for low-income students in non-public schools. 

What Schools Must Do   

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.   

Before the exams:   

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.   
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.   
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.   
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET). 

After the exams:   

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.   
• Send $13 to College Board for each AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, taken by fee-reduced students.   
• College Board will bill the Delaware Department of Education directly for $40 per AP Exam ($88 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) per fee-reduced student.   
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.   
• AP coordinators do not need to submit a copy of their invoice to the Delaware Department of Education. 

For more information, contact Leigh Weldin, Student Advisement Associate, Delaware Higher Education Office, Delaware Department of Education. 

For public/charter school students qualifying for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the District of Columbia Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) will pay: 

• $53 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) 
• $101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam 

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for a qualifying student is $0.

What Schools Must Do   

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.   

Before the exams: 

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering. 
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster. 
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed. 
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam. 
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

DC Public Schools  

• College Board will bill as follows:  
  • College Board will bill OSSE directly for $53 per AP Exam ($101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) per fee-reduced student.  
  • College Board will bill the DC Public Schools district office for all standard-fee exams and additional fees incurred, such as unused/canceled exam fees, late order fees, late-testing fees, etc.  
• Schools should not send any payment to College Board, as all fees will be paid for by the district office.  
• Schools are no longer provided with a school-specific invoice. The district will be billed directly for the school's bill.    

Charter and Private Schools  

• For charter schools and private schools, your school’s invoice will be automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.  
• For charter schools only:  
  • College Board will bill OSSE directly for $53 per AP Exam ($101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) per fee-reduced student.  
  • Charter schools should send payment to College Board for standard-fee AP Exams and any additional fees incurred by the postmark deadline of June 15, 2025.  
• For private schools only:  
  • Private schools in the District of Columbia must submit payment to College Board for all AP Exam fees by the postmark deadline of June 15, 2025.  

For questions related to AP Exam funding for DC Public Schools, contact Rohan Dharan, Manager, Secondary Advanced and Enriched Instruction, District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS).

For questions regarding the AP Exam funding OSSE provides, contact Christina Beal, Director, College and Career Readiness, Division of Postsecondary and Career Education, DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE). 

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students in Florida. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions. 

• Final AP Exam fee to be paid to College Board for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53*   
• Final AP Exam fee to be paid to College Board for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar Exam and each AP Research Exam: $101* 

*The State of Florida provides state funds to school districts to cover the cost of all public school students' AP Exam fees through the Florida Education Finance Program (Section 1011.62(1), paragraphs (a) and (n), Florida Statutes). Public school AP students are exempt from the payment of any fees for the administration of AP Exams (Section 1007.27(6), Florida Statutes). Each public school pays College Board for AP Exam fees using these funds. Questions regarding Florida state funding for AP should be directed to your school district's finance officer or AP contact person.   

What Schools Must Do   

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.   

Before the exams:   

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.   
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.   
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET). 

After the exams:   

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.   
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board. 

The state of Georgia will provide funding for AP Exams for two categories of public school students: fee-reduced students and standard-fee students.

Fee-reduced students are students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions. Schools/districts receiving Community Eligibility Program (CEP) funds cannot use this designation as a determining factor for low-income students. Instead, each individual student's eligibility will have to be determined using the criteria outlined on the AP Exam Fee Reductions page.  

For fee-reduced students in public schools, the state of Georgia will pay $53 for one AP Exam in any subject (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams). Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students.

• Final fee for qualifying low-income students for one AP Exam in any subject (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $0.

Standard-fee students are students who do not qualify for the College Board fee reduction. For standard-fee students in public schools, the state of Georgia will pay $90 per AP Exam for one AP Exam in STEM. The AP Exams included are the following:  

• AP Biology  
• AP Calculus AB  
• AP Calculus BC  
• AP Chemistry  
• AP Computer Science A  
• AP Computer Science Principles  
• AP Environmental Science  
• AP Physics 1: Algebra-Based  
• AP Physics 2: Algebra-Based  
• AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism  
• AP Physics C: Mechanics  
• AP Precalculus  
• AP Statistics

The final fee for one AP Exam in STEM for standard-fee students is $0 (or $9 if a school does not forgo their $9 rebate).

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
  • Once a student’s fee reduction status is marked as reduced fee or left as standard in AP Registration and Ordering, the Georgia state subsidies will automatically be calculated and applied for any eligible exams.  
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.  
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for any payment due to College Board.  
• College Board will bill the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) directly for its share of the qualifying students' AP Exam fees.  
• AP coordinators do not need to submit a copy of your school’s invoice to the GaDOE.

For more information, contact Mary Jean Banter or Martha Smith in the Gifted Education and Advanced Academics division at the Georgia Department of Education. 

The state of Hawaii will help pay for AP Exams for two categories of public school students:

1. Fee-reduced students   
2. Standard-fee students who attend Title 1 or Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) schools. 

Fee-reduced students are students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions. For fee-reduced students in public schools (excluding charter schools), the state of Hawaii will pay $45 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. 

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $8  
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $56 

Standard-fee students are students who do not qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam. For standard-fee students who attend Title 1 or Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) public schools (excluding charter schools), the state of Hawaii will pay $45 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams. 

• Final AP Exam fee for qualifying standard-fee students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $45 (or $54 if your school does not forgo the $9 rebate) 
• Final AP Exam fee for qualifying standard-fee students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $93 (or $102 if your school does not forgo the $9 rebate) 

The state of Hawaii will not provide funding for 2025 AP Exam fees for low-income students in charter schools or non-public schools.  

What Schools Must Do  

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.  
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.  
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams: 

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.  
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.  
• College Board will bill the Hawaii State Department of Education directly for its share of the AP Exams taken under this subsidy program.  
• AP coordinators must submit a copy of their invoice to the Hawaii State Department of Education. Email a PDF copy of your school’s invoice to Dr. Anna Viggiano by June 15, 2025.

For more information, contact Dr. Anna Viggiano, Educational Specialist for the Advanced Placement Program, Hawaii State Department of Education, 475 22nd Ave., Room 212, Honolulu, HI 96816; phone: 808-784-6455. 

The state of Idaho will reimburse school districts for 2025 AP Exams via the state’s Advanced Opportunities program. Idaho students can utilize Advanced Opportunities to pay for a variety of college-credit bearing or professional technical exams, including AP Exams. For more information, visit the Idaho State Department of Education’s Advanced Opportunities website.

For information for schools and districts on federal funding options available to provide funding for AP Exams, visit Funding for Low-Income AP Students.

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.  

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53  
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar Exam and each AP Research Exam: $101    

What Schools Must Do  

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

AP Exam Ordering Deadlines  

• AP Exam orders must be submitted in AP Registration and Ordering by these deadlines:  
• October 4, 2024: Preferred ordering deadline  
• November 15, 2024, 11:59 p.m. ET: Final ordering deadline. Exams ordered after this date will incur an additional $40 per exam late order fee, with some exceptions (late order fees are not covered by Idaho’s Advanced Opportunity funding).  
• March 14, 2025, 11:59 p.m. ET: Spring course orders and fall order changes deadline (fees may apply to changes made to fall orders).  
• For more information about AP Exam ordering and fees, go to Ordering Exam Materials.

Indicate Student Fee Reduction Status  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

Submit Advanced Opportunities Requests  

• Submit exam requests to the Idaho State Department of Education. Approve/enter exam requests in the Advanced Opportunities portal for any students who will be using Advanced Opportunities dollars to pay for the exam fee.  
• For full-year courses, it’s preferred that requests be made in the spring semester (January/February access window). For semester-long courses, it’s preferred that the request for reimbursement be made in the semester in which the student plans to take the course. Schools will not receive invoices from College Board until the end of May 2025, which is around the same timeframe for spring reimbursements from Advanced Opportunities.  
• For fee-reduced students, make sure to enter and edit the request amount for the reduced amount of $53 per AP Exam or $101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam. For standard-fee students, enter the request for the full exam fee of $99 per AP Exam or $147 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam.

Submit Payment to College Board  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.  
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.

For further information, please contact Brock Astle, Advanced Opportunities Coordinator, Idaho State Department of Education; phone: (208) 332-6944. 

For public school students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the state of Illinois will pay:

• $31 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)  
• $79 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any 2025 AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for a qualifying public school student in the state of Illinois is $22 per exam.

College Board will bill the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) directly for $31 per each AP Exam ($79 per each AP Seminar Exam and each AP Research Exam) taken by qualifying students.  

The state of Illinois will not provide funding for 2025 AP Exam fees for low-income students in nonpublic schools.  

What Schools Must Do  

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.  Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• For public schools: Send $22 to College Board for each AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, taken by fee-reduced students.
• For nonpublic schools: Send $53 to College Board for each AP Exam ($101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) taken by fee-reduced students.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.
• AP coordinators do not need to submit a copy of their invoice to ISBE.

For questions and more information, contact the Standards & Instruction Department, Illinois State Board of Education, phone: 217-782-4322.

The Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) continues to support Indiana students through Advanced Placement (AP) Exam funding in partnership with College Board.

IDOE Guidance regarding this funding is detailed in this memo. 

College Board will bill IDOE directly for a maximum of three AP Exams per student in the subjects listed in the memo. Schools are responsible to pay College Board for all other AP Exam fees and any additional fees incurred. 

What Schools Must Do 

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps. 

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster. 
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
  • Once a student's fee reduction status is checked as either reduced or left as standard, the Indiana state subsidies will automatically be calculated and applied for any qualifying exams.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam. 
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET). 

After the exams: 

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• College Board will bill IDOE directly for a maximum of three exams per student in the subjects listed in the memo. 
• Schools are responsible to pay College Board for all other AP Exam fees and any additional fees incurred. 
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board. 
• AP coordinators do not need to send a copy of their invoice to IDOE. 

For questions and more information, contact Whitney Coake, College Board, Director, K12 State and District Partnerships.

In Iowa, fiscal decisions including funding for AP Exams using ESSA's Title IV, Student Support and Academic Enrichment Grants will be determined at the local level. For information for schools and districts on federal funding options available to provide funding for AP Exams, visit Funding for Low-Income AP Students.

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53  
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101  

What Schools Must Do  

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.  
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.

The state of Kansas will not provide direct funding for students' 2025 AP Exams. Districts may choose to use Title IV-A funds to enable qualifying low-income students to take AP, but that is a local decision. Parents and students are encouraged to contact their school counselor or the district office to see if funds are set aside for this purpose.

College Board’s Funding for Low-Income AP Students website provides some information on additional federal funding options and specific steps you can take to determine how your district/school may support qualifying students.

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53  
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101

What Schools Must Do  

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.

In an effort to provide equitable opportunities and access for all public school students living in Kentucky, the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) will provide funding for Advanced Placement (AP) Exams for public school students.  

State Funding for Fee-Reduced Students   

Fee-reduced students are students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions. Schools/districts receiving Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) or Title 1 funds must still determine each individual student's eligibility using the criteria outlined on the AP Exam Fee Reductions page. All students in Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) and Title 1 schools and districts are not automatically eligible for AP Exam fee reductions.   

For fee-reduced students in public schools, the state of Kentucky will pay:

• $53 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)   
• $101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam 

Schools are expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee charged by College Board for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for fee-reduced students is $0.

State Funding for Standard-Fee Students   

Standard-fee students are students who do not qualify for the College Board fee reduction. For standard-fee students in public schools, the state of Kentucky will pay:   

• $65 per AP Exam, excluding AP Computer Science Principles (CSP) and AP Computer Science A (CSA) Exams, taken by standard-fee students.  
• $113 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam per standard-fee student.  

The final fee charged by College Board for any AP Exam (excluding AP CSP and AP CSA Exams) for standard-fee students is $25 per exam.   

Note: It remains a school-level decision whether to keep or forgo the $9 per exam school rebate. If a school chooses not to forgo the rebate, they may collect $34 per exam from standard-fee students.   

State Funding for AP Computer Science Principles (CSP) and AP Computer Science A (CSA) Exams   

KDE’s Computer Science and Information Technology (CS/IT) Academy will also pay in full for all AP Computer Science Principles and AP Computer Science A Exams for public school students in the state. Therefore, for public school students, the state of Kentucky will pay:  

• $90 per AP Computer Science Principles and AP Computer Science A Exam taken by standard-fee students.   
• $53 per AP Computer Science Principles and AP Computer Science A Exam taken by fee-reduced students. 

The final fee charged by College Board for an AP CSP or AP CSA Exam for any public school student in Kentucky is $0.  

Note: Schools are expected to forgo their $9 rebate for fee-reduced students. It remains a school-level decision whether to keep or forgo the $9 per exam school rebate for standard-fee students.  

What Schools Must Do 

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.   

Before the exams:   

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.   
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.   
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:   

• Your invoice will be automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print the invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• College Board will collect AP Exam fees from public schools in Kentucky as follows:   
  • Fee-Reduced (Low-Income) Students: 
    • $0 per AP Exam, including AP CSP and AP CSA Exams, per fee-reduced student   
    • $0 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam per fee-reduced student
  • Standard-Fee Students:   
    • $25 per AP Exam, excluding AP CSP and AP CSA Exams, taken by standard-fee students   
    • $25 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam per standard-fee student   
  • AP Computer Science Principles Exams and AP Computer Science A Exams   
    • $0 per AP CSP Exam and AP CSA Exam per fee-reduced student   
    • $0 per AP CSP Exam and AP CSA Exam taken by standard-fee students
  • Schools are responsible for any additional fees incurred, such as late order fees, unused/canceled exam fees, late-testing fees, etc. Kentucky’s funding does not cover these fees. 
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.   
• College Board will bill KDE directly for its share of the qualifying students' AP Exam fees.   
• AP coordinators do not need to submit a copy of their invoice to the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE).   
• In the event KDE should ever need to verify the validity of a school's request for fee reductions, all schools receiving AP Exam fee funding from KDE must keep a list of students receiving the fee reductions, including which exams students have taken, on file at their school.

For more information, visit KDE’s website or contact Michelle Sircy, Ed.D., Program Coordinator for Comprehensive School Counseling, Office of Teaching and Learning, Kentucky Department of Education. 

The state of Louisiana will not provide funding for low-income students' 2025 AP Exams. For information for schools and districts on federal funding options available to provide funding for AP Exams, visit Funding for Low-Income AP Students.  

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.   

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53   
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101     

What Schools Must Do   

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.   

Before the exams:   

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.   
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.   
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.   
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.   
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:   

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.   
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board. 

The state of Maine will not provide funding for low-income students' 2025 AP Exams. For information for schools and districts on federal funding options available to provide funding for AP Exams, visit Funding for Low-Income AP Students.

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.  

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53  
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101    

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.  
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.  
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board. 

The Blueprint for Maryland’s Future was passed by the Maryland General Assembly in 2021 to transform public education in the state into a world-class education system. The Blueprint will increase state funding for education over the next 10 years, enrich student experiences and accelerate student outcomes, as well as improve the quality of education for all children in Maryland, especially those who have been historically underserved. The Blueprint requires districts to pay for all AP Exams for students in a Post-CCR AP Pathway. Please check with your local school district for potential support options for how your district/school can provide AP Exam subsidies to low-income students.

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.

For all public school students* who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the state of Massachusetts will pay College Board directly:

• $31 per AP Exam, except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams  
• $79 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for fee-reduced students for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) will be $22 per exam.  

*Note: The MA state subsidies do not apply to low-income students participating in virtual STEM AP courses through the STEM AP Access Expansion Opportunity (SAPAO) grant, as the exam fees are already fully covered through that grant.

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print the invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.
• College Board will bill the state directly for $31 per each AP Exam, or $79 per each AP Seminar Exam and each AP Research Exam, qualifying for the Massachusetts state subsidy.  
• To assist the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (MA DESE) with billing, the MA state subsidies will be categorized as follows on your invoice (as applicable):  
  • MA subsidy for fee-reduced students (STEM)  
  • MA subsidy for fee-reduced students (ELA)  
  • MA subsidy for fee-reduced students (other subjects)  
  • MA subsidy for fee-reduced students (Capstone)  
• AP coordinators do not need to submit a copy of their invoice to MA DESE.

For more information, visit the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education website, or contact Nyal Fuentes, Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. 

For public and non-public school students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the state of Michigan will pay:

• $48 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)  
• $96 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam  

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for a fee-reduced student is $5.  

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
• For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
• For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than  April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• College Board will bill the state directly for $48 per AP Exam ($96 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) per fee-reduced student.
• Send $5 to the AP Program for each AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, taken by fee-reduced students.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.
• AP coordinators must submit a copy of their invoice to the Michigan Department of Education. Email a PDF copy of your school's invoice to Jeff McNeal by June 15, 2025.

For more information, visit the Michigan Department of Education website or contact Jeff McNeal, Education Consultant, Michigan Department of Education, phone: 517-241-6958. 

Minnesota Department of Education will pay College Board directly to reduce students’ costs for AP Exams for two categories of public and non-public school students: fee-reduced students and standard-fee students. 

Fee-reduced students are students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions. For fee-reduced students, the state of Minnesota will pay College Board directly: 

• $53 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)   
• $101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam    

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar Exams and AP Research Exams) for fee-reduced students is $0.   

Standard-fee students are students who do not qualify for the College Board fee reduction. For standard-fee students in public and non-public schools, the state of Minnesota will pay College Board directly:   

• $35 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)   
• $48 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam 

Final AP Exam fee for standard-fee students: 

• $55 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) (or $64 if a school does not forgo their $9 rebate)   
• $90 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam (or $99 if a school does not forgo their $9 rebate)   
• Note: It remains a school-level decision whether to keep or forgo the $9 per exam school rebate. For 2025 AP Exams taken by standard-fee students in Minnesota, the final fee charged by College Board on your school’s invoice will be $55 per exam, or $90 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam.  

What Schools Must Do   

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.   

• Before the exams:   
• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.   
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster. 
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.   
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.   
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:   

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print the invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.   
• No payment is due to College Board for AP Exams taken by fee-reduced students.   
• Send $55 to College Board for each AP Exam ($90 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) taken by standard-fee students.   
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for any payment due to College Board.  
• The state of Minnesota will pay College Board directly, based on the number of Standard-Fee Exams and Fee-Reduced Exams administered, as determined by each school and indicated by the applicable school’s AP coordinator in the AP Registration and Ordering system. 

For more information about AP Exam funding in Minnesota, contact Jacqui McKenzie, Minnesota Department of Education, phone: 651-582-8852.

The state of Mississippi will not directly provide state funding for low-income students' 2025 AP Exams. However, please note that in accordance with Mississippi House Bill 1643 (2019), state funding is available for courses, curriculum and training, and exam costs including Advanced Placement, dual credit, International Baccalaureate, Cambridge, and diploma endorsements (career and technical, academic, and distinguished academic). School districts and charter schools are eligible to receive grant funds. More information is available on the Mississippi Department of Education website.

For information for schools and districts on federal funding options available to provide funding for AP Exams, visit Funding for Low-Income AP Students.  

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53 
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar Exam and each AP Research Exam: $101

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.

The state of Missouri will not provide funding for low-income students' 2025 AP Exams. For information for schools and districts on federal funding options available to provide funding for AP Exams, visit Funding for Low-Income AP Students.

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.

The state of Montana will not provide funding for low-income students' 2025 AP Exams. For information for schools and districts on federal funding options available to provide funding for AP Exams, visit Funding for Low-Income AP Students. 

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.   

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53   
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101 

What Schools Must Do 

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.   

Before the exams:   

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.   
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.   
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.   
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:   

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.   
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board. 

The state of Nebraska will not provide funding for low-income students' 2025 AP Exams. For information for schools and districts on federal funding options available to provide funding for AP Exams, visit Funding for Low-Income AP Students.

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.

The state of Nevada will not provide direct funding for low-income students' 2025 AP Exams.

For information for schools and districts on federal funding options available to provide funding for AP Exams, visit Funding for Low-Income AP Students.  

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.

For public and non-public school students qualifying for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the state of New Hampshire will pay:

• $53 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)
• $101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for a qualifying student is $0.

What Schools Must Do 

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps. 

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• College Board will bill the New Hampshire Department of Education directly for $53 per AP Exam ($101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) per fee-reduced student.
• No payment is due to College Board for AP Exams taken by fee-reduced students in New Hampshire.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for any payment due to College Board.
• AP coordinators do not need to send a copy of their invoice to the New Hampshire Department of Education.

For more information, contact, Ashley Frame, Division of Education Analytics and Resources, New Hampshire Department of Education. 

For public and non-public school students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the state of New Jersey will pay:

• $40 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)
• $88 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for a fee-reduced student is $13.

What Schools Must Do 

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps. 

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster. 
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed. 
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam. 
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering. 
• College Board will bill the New Jersey Department of Education directly for $40 per AP Exam ($88 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam) per fee-reduced student.
• Send $13 to College Board for each AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, taken by fee-reduced students. 
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.
• Schools/districts do not need to send copies of their invoices to the New Jersey Department of Education.

For questions and more information, contact the New Jersey Department of Education at Apexams@doe.nj.gov.

For public school students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the state of New Mexico will pay:  

• $50 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)  
• $98 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam 

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. A qualifying public school student's final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) is $3. 

What Schools Must Do  

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering. 
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.   
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.  
• Report to Region IX Education Cooperative (REC-9) the projected number of AP Exams to be taken by all students and the number of those students covered by the test fee reduction program. Schools must report these numbers, regardless of whether there is a change from year to year. Please provide REC-9 these estimates by November 15, 2024, (following the initial order) and by March 15, 2025, by completing the AP Fee Waiver Reporting Form. 
• A best practice is to indicate the fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET). 

After the exams: 

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.  
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.  
• College Board will bill the state directly for $50 per AP Exam ($98 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) per fee-reduced public school student.    

For more information, visit apnewmexico.org or contact Melissa.DeLaurentis@ped.nm.gov.

New York’s 2025 AP Exam fee assistance policy is not yet available.

The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NC DPI) will fund AP Exams for two categories of public school students enrolled in an AP course who then take the corresponding AP Exam: fee-reduced students and standard-fee students. Please note that NC DPI will not pay for AP Exams taken by private school students, homeschooled students, or students who were not enrolled in the AP course.

Fee-reduced students are students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam. For public school, fee-reduced students enrolled in the corresponding AP course, NC DPI will pay:

• $53 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)
• $101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam

The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for qualifying fee-reduced students is $0.

Standard-fee students are students who do not qualify for the College Board fee reduction. For public school, standard-fee students enrolled in the corresponding AP course, NC DPI will pay:

• $99 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)
• $147 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam

The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for qualifying standard-fee students is $0.

North Carolina Rebate

The fee for each AP Exam is $99, or $147 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam, with the school normally retaining $9 of that fee as a rebate to help with administrative costs associated with the AP Exam administration.

Given that NC DPI pays for all AP Exam fees, public schools in North Carolina no longer collect this $9 fee from students. Therefore, NC DPI has agreed to provide the $9 rebate per exam to schools for standard-fee students. In September 2025, your school will receive a rebate check from College Board equal to the number of your standard-fee used exams multiplied by $9 per exam. For example, if you have 100 used standard-fee exams, your school will receive a rebate check in September 2025 for $900. Please note that the North Carolina rebate is separate from the Rebates for Schools with Large AP Programs.

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• Once a student's fee reduction status is marked as reduced fee or left as standard in AP Registration and Ordering, the North Carolina state subsidies will automatically be calculated and applied for all exams taken by public school students who are enrolled in the corresponding AP course.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

Ensure Eligible Students are Enrolled in Class Sections in AP Registration and Ordering

• North Carolina public school students are only eligible to receive the state subsidies for their AP Exams if they were enrolled in a class section in AP Registration and Ordering.
• Virtual schools must ensure that their AP teachers enroll all their students in AP Registration and Ordering. Students taking AP courses at a virtual school such as NCVirtual must be enrolled in both the exam only section at the school where they'll be taking the exam and a class section for the corresponding course through their virtual school.
• For more information on enrolling students taking AP in virtual schools, visit Homeschooled, Independent Study, and Virtual School Students and Students from Other Schools, or see the AP Coordinator's Manual, Part 1.
• Self-study students, homeschooled students, IB students, and any private school students testing at a public school should be solely enrolled in an exam only section for a given AP subject so that the state subsidies are not applied.

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• College Board will bill NC DPI directly for its share of the qualifying students' AP Exam fees.
• Send payment to College Board for any ancillary fees incurred, as well as for exams for any students who are not eligible for the state subsidies.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for any payment owed to College Board.
• It is not necessary to send a copy of your school's invoice to NC DPI.

For more information, contact Brian Barnes, Senior Director, State and District Partnerships, email: bbarnes@collegeboard.org; phone: 850.708.4324; or Beth Cross, North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, Mail Service Center 6307, Raleigh, NC 27699-6307; email: Beth.Cross@dpi.nc.gov; phone: 984.236.2739.

Revised AP Student Exam Fee Reimbursement Process: Schools in North Dakota must pay College Board in full for AP Exam invoices. Schools/districts will work directly with NDDPI to determine how much your school/district will be reimbursed for eligible exams. For detailed instructions on this revised process, please visit the NDDPI website.

College Board’s standard fee for each 2025 AP Exam is $99 per exam ($147 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam). College Board provides a $37 fee reduction per exam for eligible students with financial need. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions. The exam fee includes a $9 rebate per exam that schools can retain to offset exam administration costs. Schools are expected to forgo their $9 rebate for eligible students with financial need. It remains a school-level decision whether to keep or forgo the $9 per exam school rebate from standard-fee students.

The North Dakota Department of Public Instruction (NDDPI) will use state funds to support the costs of 2025 AP Exams in English, math, science, and computer science for students.

For students eligible for the College Board fee reduction taking AP Exams in English, math, science, and computer science, NDDPI will cover the entire remaining $53 exam fee for up to four qualifying exams over the student's high school career.

For students who do not qualify for the College Board fee reduction taking AP Exams in English, math, science, and computer science, NDDPI provides the following exam subsidies:

• NDDPI will cover the full $90 exam fee for a student's first qualifying exam in their high school career.
• NDDPI will cover ~50% of the exam fees ($45 of the $90 fee) for the next 3 qualifying exams over a student's high school career.
• It remains a school-level decision whether to collect or forgo the additional $9 per exam school rebate from standard-fee students for these exams.

Students taking AP Exams in AP Seminar and AP Research:  

• NDDPI will cover the full exam fee for all students taking AP Seminar and AP Research Exams ($101 per exam for students eligible for the College Board fee reduction; $138 per exam for other students).
• It remains a school-level decision whether to collect or forgo the additional $9 per exam school rebate from standard-fee students for these exams.

What Schools Must Do 

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.
• Schools/districts will work directly with NDDPI to determine how much your school/district will be reimbursed for eligible exams.

For more detailed instructions on the AP Student Exam Fee Reimbursement Process for AP coordinators in North Dakota, visit NDDPI's website, review the AP Student Exam Fee Guidance 2024-2025, or contact Davonne Eldredge, Assistant Director, Office of Academic Support, North Dakota Department of Public Instruction, 600 E. Boulevard Ave., Dept. 201, Bismarck, ND 58505-0440; phone: 701-328-4525.

For public and non-public school students qualifying for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the state of Ohio will pay:

• $33 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar Exams and AP Research Exams)
• $81 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar Exams and AP Research Exams) for a fee-reduced student is $20.

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• College Board will bill the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce directly for $33 per AP Exam ($81 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) per fee-reduced student.
• $20 will be due to the AP Program for each AP Exam taken by fee-reduced students, including AP Seminar Exams and AP Research Exams.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.
• AP coordinators do not need to send a copy of their invoice to the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce.

For more information, visit the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce website or contact Graham Wood, Administrator, Office of Graduate Success, Ohio Department of Education and Workforce, phone: 614-752-5070.

The state of Oklahoma will pay part of the AP Exam fees for two categories of public school students: 

1. Fee-reduced students   
2. Standard-fee students who take two or more AP Exams in 2025 

Fee-reduced students are students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions. For fee-reduced students in public schools, the state of Oklahoma will pay: 

• $43 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)   
• $91 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam 

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for public school fee-reduced students is $10.  

Standard-fee students are students who do not qualify for the College Board fee reduction. For standard-fee students in public schools who take two or more AP Exams in 2025, the state of Oklahoma will pay $29 for each AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams). 

• Final fee per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for public school, standard-fee students who take 2 or more exams: $61 (or $70 if school does not forgo the $9 rebate)   
• Final fee per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam for public school, standard-fee students who take 2 or more exams: $109 (or $118 if school does not forgo the $9 rebate)  

What Schools Must Do   

Your school’s AP coordinator must take the following steps.   

Before the exams:   

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.   
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren’t eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.   
  • Once a student’s fee reduction status is marked as reduced fee or left as standard in AP Registration and Ordering, the Oklahoma state subsidies will automatically be calculated and applied for any eligible exams.   
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.   
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students’ fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).   

After the exams:   

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.   
• For public school fee-reduced students, send $10 to College Board for each AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams).   
• For public school, standard-fee students who took 2 or more AP Exams, send $61 to College Board for each exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams).   
• For AP Seminar and AP Research Exams taken by public school, standard-fee students who took 2 or more exams, send $109 to College Board for each exam.   
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for any payment due to College Board.   
• College Board will bill the Oklahoma State Department of Education directly for its share of qualifying students’ AP Exam fees.   
• AP coordinators do not need to send a copy of their invoice to the Oklahoma State Department of Education.     

For more information about this exam fee assistance, visit https://sde.ok.gov/ap-exam-schedule-and-test-fee or contact Sharon Morgan, Program Director, Standards and Learning, Office of Standards and Learning, Oklahoma State Department of Education, phone: 405-521-3034. 

The state of Oregon provides funding to reduce students’ costs for AP Exams, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for two categories of public school students: fee-reduced students and standard-fee students.  

Fee-reduced students are students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions. For fee-reduced students in public schools, the state of Oregon will pay:  

• $53 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)  
• $101 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam  

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for fee-reduced students in public schools is $0.

Standard-fee students are students who do not qualify for the College Board fee reduction. For standard-fee students in public schools, the state of Oregon will pay $20 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams.  

Final AP Exam fee for standard-fee students in public schools:  

• $79 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) (or $70 if school forgoes their $9 rebate)  
• $127 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam (or $118 if school forgoes their $9 rebate)  

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• No payment is due to College Board for AP Exams taken by public school, fee-reduced students.
• Send $70 to College Board for each AP Exam ($118 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam) taken by public school, standard-fee students.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.
• You do not need to send a copy of your school's invoice to the Oregon Department of Education.

For more information, visit Oregon’s AP and IB Test Fee Program webpage and review the document AP and IB Examination Fees Funding 2024-25. If you have any questions, please contact Kristidel McGregor, Accelerated Learning Specialist, Oregon Department of Education.

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania continues to support Pennsylvania students through Advanced Placement (AP) Exam funding in partnership with College Board.

Funding Update for 2025 AP Exams: A maximum of one AP Exam per low-income student will be funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Education at $33 per exam. AP Seminar Exams and AP Research Exams taken by low-income students will also be funded at $81 per exam.

For public and non-public school students qualifying for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the Pennsylvania Department of Education will pay College Board directly:

• $33 per AP Exam for one AP Exam per low-income student.
• $81 per exam for AP Seminar Exams and AP Research Exams taken by low-income students.

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee charged by College Board for one AP Exam, plus any AP Seminar Exams and AP Research Exams taken by qualifying low-income students, is $20 per exam. The final fee charged by College Board for any additional AP Exams taken by low-income students is $53 per exam.

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.  
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.  
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• College Board will bill the Pennsylvania Department of Education directly for its share of any eligible AP Exam fees.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.
• It is not necessary to mail a copy of the invoice to the Pennsylvania Department of Education.

For more information, contact Brian Campbell, Director, Bureau of Curriculum, Assessment, and Instruction, Pennsylvania Department of Education. 

For public school students qualifying for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the state of Rhode Island will pay:  

• $53 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)   
• $101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam    

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for a qualifying student is $0. 

What Schools Must Do 

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.   

Before the exams:   

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.   
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.   
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET). 

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.   
• College Board will bill the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) directly for $53 per AP Exam ($101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) per fee-reduced public school student.   
• No payment is due to College Board for AP Exams taken by fee-reduced public school students in Rhode Island.   
• Public schools are responsible to pay College Board for standard-fee students’ AP Exam fees and any additional fees incurred, such as late order fees, unused/canceled exam fees, late-testing fees, etc. Rhode Island’s state funding does not cover these fees.   
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for any payment due to College Board.   
• AP coordinators do not need to send a copy of their invoice to RIDE. 

For more information, contact Brittany Brown, Education Specialist, Rhode Island Department of Education. 

The state of South Carolina will pay for AP Exams, excluding AP Precalculus and AP African American Studies Exams, for students enrolled in an AP course at a South Carolina public school who then take the corresponding AP Exam. The state of South Carolina will not pay for AP Precalculus Exams and AP African American Studies Exams.

Fee-reduced students are students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam. For public school, fee-reduced students enrolled in the corresponding AP course, excluding AP Precalculus and AP African American Studies, the state of South Carolina will pay:

• $53 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)
• $101 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam, excluding AP Precalculus Exams and AP African American Studies Exams, for qualifying fee-reduced students is $0. Fee-reduced students taking AP Precalculus Exams and AP African American Studies Exams will owe $53 per exam.

Standard-fee students are students who do not qualify for the College Board fee reduction. For standard-fee students enrolled in the corresponding AP course at a South Carolina public school, excluding AP Precalculus and AP African American Studies, the state of South Carolina will pay:

• $90 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)
• $138 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam

The final fee for any AP Exam, excluding AP Precalculus Exams and AP African American Studies Exams, for qualifying standard-fee students is $0 (or $9 if a school does not forgo their $9 rebate). Standard-fee students taking AP Precalculus Exams and AP African American Studies Exams will owe $90 per exam (or $99 if the school does not forgo their $9 rebate).

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
  • Once a student’s fee reduction status is marked as reduced fee or left as standard in AP Registration and Ordering, the South Carolina state subsidies will automatically be calculated and applied for all eligible exams taken by students who are enrolled in the corresponding AP course.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

Specific instructions for virtual school students, homeschooled students, and private school students:

• South Carolina students are only eligible to receive the state funding if they were enrolled in the corresponding AP course at a South Carolina public school.
• Students taking AP courses at a virtual school such as VirtualSC must be enrolled in both the exam only section at the school where they’ll be taking the exam and a class section for the corresponding course through their virtual school. Virtual schools must ensure that their AP teachers enroll all their students in AP Registration and Ordering.
• Any students who are not enrolled in a class section for the corresponding course by the virtual school will not receive the South Carolina state funding for their exams. This means that the physical school where any unenrolled virtual school students take their exams will be charged rather than the state.
• For more information on enrolling students taking AP in virtual schools, visit Homeschooled, Independent Study, and Virtual School Students and Students from Other Schools or see the AP Coordinator's Manual, Part 1.
• The state will also pay for a homeschooled or private school student if they take the AP course and exam, excluding AP Precalculus and AP African American Studies, at a South Carolina public school. These students must be enrolled in the class section for the corresponding AP course at the public school to receive the state funding.

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• College Board will bill the state directly for its share of the qualifying students' AP Exam fees in each category.
• For AP Precalculus Exams and AP African American Studies Exams, AP Exams taken by students not enrolled in the corresponding AP course and any additional fees due, send payment to College Board.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.
• Email a copy of your school’s invoice to Leslie Dawes, SC Dept. of Ed., by June 15, 2025.
• If it is necessary to contact College Board because of a problem with an invoice, please make sure to also inform Leslie Dawes of the issue at LDawes@ed.sc.gov.

For more information, contact Leslie Dawes, South Carolina Department of Education, 428 Wholesale Lane, W. Columbia, SC 29172; phone: 803-734-4944. 

The state of South Dakota will not provide funding for low-income students' 2025 AP Exams. For information for schools and districts on federal funding options available to provide funding for AP Exams, visit Funding for Low-Income AP Students.  

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.  

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53  
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar Exam and each AP Research Exam: $101  

What Schools Must Do  

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.  
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering. 
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board. 

For public and non-public school students qualifying for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the state of Tennessee will pay $30 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams.

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $23
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $71

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• College Board will bill the Tennessee Department of Education directly for $30 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, per fee-reduced student.
• Send $23 to College Board for each AP Exam, except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, taken by fee-reduced students.
• Send $71 to College Board for each AP Seminar Exam and each AP Research Exam taken by fee-reduced students.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.
• Submit Online Assurance Form to the Tennessee Department of Education: The Tennessee Department of Education has transitioned to an electronic assurance form that must be completed by a school-level or a district-level administrator. This form replaces the paper assurance form used in prior years. Additionally, schools will not be required to provide student data on exams taken, but the district and/or school should retain copies of all fee waiver eligibility documentation for a minimum of 5 years for potential auditing purposes. The online assurance form will be released in Tennessee Department of Education newsletters in January 2025. Please complete the assurance form by May 31, 2025.
• AP coordinators do not need to send a copy of their invoice to the Tennessee Department of Education.

For questions or more information, email Early.Postsecondary@tn.gov.

For public school students who qualify for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the Texas Education Agency (TEA) will pay $27 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students.  

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $26  
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $74

For eligibility criteria and procedures, including criteria for schools and districts participating in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), visit AP Exam Fee Reductions. Schools/districts receiving Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) or Title 1 funds must still determine each individual student's eligibility using the criteria outlined on the AP Exam Fee Reductions page. All students in Community Eligibility Provision and Title 1 schools and districts are not automatically eligible for the College Board and TEA AP Exam fee reductions.  

What Schools Must Do  

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.  
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).  

Specific instructions for homeschooled students testing at public schools:  

• Homeschooled students testing at public schools in Texas are not eligible for the TEA subsidy of $27 per exam. The Texas state subsidies are only provided for students enrolled in public schools.  
• Homeschooled students who qualify are still eligible to receive the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam. 
• For each homeschooled student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.  
• The AP coordinator should then click on each homeschooled student’s name and check the box in the upper right-hand corner to “Exclude all from Subsidies.”  
• Once you’ve checked this box, the TEA subsidy of $27 per exam will be removed for all exams taken by the homeschooled student (the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam will remain).  
• AP Exams taken by fee-reduced, homeschooled students will cost $53 per exam (or $101 per each AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam).

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering. 
• Send $26 to College Board for each AP Exam ($74 for each AP Seminar Exam and each AP Research Exam) taken by eligible fee-reduced students.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.
• College Board will bill TEA directly for $27 per AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) per eligible fee-reduced student.  
• Do not submit a copy of your school's invoice to the TEA. The TEA does not require a copy.

For more information, visit TEA's Advanced Academics website or email advancedacademics@tea.texas.gov. 

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions. The remaining fee is $53 per AP Exam (or $101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) for qualifying low-income students.

To support students experiencing socioeconomic disadvantage, Utah requires local communities to pay for those students’ AP Exam fees, which is based on an Early College programs statute. To qualify for these funds, Local Education Agencies (LEAs) must have completed all the steps of the Early College application process. Schools need to work in collaboration with their LEAs to make sure there is a district/charter-wide mechanism in place that tracks the expenditures for qualifying students. Districts/charters will receive funding based on this evidence.  

AP Computer Science Funding from the Community Foundation of Utah  

The Community Foundation of Utah has agreed to pay College Board directly for AP Computer Science Principles (CSP) and AP Computer Science A (CSA) Exams for public school students in Utah who qualify for the College Board fee reduction (fee-reduced students).

For fee-reduced, public school students, the Community Foundation of Utah will pay the remaining $53 fee per exam for AP CSP or AP CSA Exams.

• Final fee for AP CSP or AP CSA Exams for fee-reduced, public school students: $0.

For all other AP Exams, schools in Utah must pay College Board the following amounts per exam for fee-reduced students:  

• $53 per AP Exam fee per fee-reduced student (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)  
• $101 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam per fee-reduced student  

However, through the Early College funding, the Utah State Board of Education (USBE) will reimburse qualifying LEAs for $53 per AP Exam (or $101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) for fee-reduced students.  

What Schools Must Do

Schools need to work with their districts/charters to make sure there is a district-/charter-wide mechanism in place that tracks the expenditures for qualifying students. Your school's AP coordinator (or person responsible for entering the student information) must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status needs only to be indicated once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• For all exams other than AP Computer Science Principles and AP Computer Science A, your school will receive an invoice to pay College Board $53 per AP Exam (or $101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) for fee-reduced students. Please reach out to your district Early College/AP Coordinators to determine how they want this information shared with them.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.
• Early College/AP Coordinators will submit this information each fall to USBE in their annual district/charter reported data to qualify for reimbursements for fee-reduced AP Exam costs.

For more information, be sure to reach out to your district Early College/AP Coordinator.

State Point of Contact: Christy Schreck, the Early College Specialist at the Utah State Board of Education.

The state of Vermont will not provide funding for low-income students' 2025 AP Exams. For information for schools and districts on federal funding options available to provide funding for AP Exams, visit Funding for Low-Income AP Students.  

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.  

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53   
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101 

What Schools Must Do   

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:   

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.   
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.   
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET). 

After the exams:   

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.   
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board. 

The state of Virginia has appropriated funding for the purpose of covering all but $20 per exam for AP Exams taken by low-income students.  

In Special Session I 2024, the Virginia General Assembly appropriated funds in FY25 and FY26 to support economically disadvantaged students in public high schools taking Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), or Cambridge Exams. Families who qualify for free and reduced lunch benefits are eligible for a fee reduction and should encumber only $20 in exam fees per exam taken. For students attending a school participating in the Community Eligibility Program, eligibility will be determined by the school division using the family’s income.

School divisions are responsible for providing eligible students and parents with notification of this financial assistance at the time of course enrollment and exam registration. The Virginia Department of Education’s (VDOE) Office of Parental Engagement has created a flyer for school division use.

To receive funding, school divisions should appoint a person of contact to complete the FY 2025 AP-IB-Cambridge Funding Form by December 6, 2024. School divisions will submit the anticipated number of AP Exam registrations for students eligible for the fee reduction. Students can receive the fee reduction for more than one exam, pending availability of funding. VDOE will communicate funding allocated to each division through a grant award notification. Financial assistance provided by College Board will be factored into reimbursement amounts. Divisions will receive funding in February 2025.  

In June 2025, POCs will be asked to submit the actual number of completed AP Exams by eligible students after testing windows have closed. Unused funds should be returned to the Virginia Department of Education by August 1, 2025.  

To assist school divisions with the fee reduction program, a technical support document is available for reference.

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.  

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53*
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101*

*Schools in Virginia will pay College Board $53 per AP Exam, or $101 per AP Capstone Exam, taken by fee-reduced students. Funding is available through the Virginia Department of Education to cover all but $20 of these exam fees.

What Schools Must Do  

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.  
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.  
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering. 
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board. 

For public and non-public school students qualifying for the College Board fee reduction of $37 per exam, the state of Washington will pay:

• $53 per AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)  
• $101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam

Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. The final fee for any AP Exam (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) for a fee-reduced student is $0.

What Schools Must Do  

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.  
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.  
• College Board will bill the state directly for $53 per AP Exam ($101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) per fee-reduced student.  
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for any payment due to College Board.  
• AP coordinators must email a PDF copy of your school's invoice by June 15, 2025, to Tim McClain at the Washington Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI). Please use email and do not mail the invoice copy.  

For more information, contact Tim McClain at OSPI. 

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students in West Virginia. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.

The West Virginia Department of Education is pleased to offer exam fee waivers for 2025 AP Exams taken by qualifying low-income students in West Virginia. The fee waiver allows qualifying students to take AP Exams at no cost. Schools must apply for students to receive waivers, and waivers are granted based on an individual student’s financial need. Students qualifying for a fee waiver will pay $0 for 2025 AP Exams.

Schools must pay College Board directly the following amounts per exam for fee-reduced students:  

• $53 per AP Exam per fee-reduced student (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams)  
• $101 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam per fee-reduced student

The West Virginia Department of Education has appropriated funding that is expected to contribute the following amounts per exam for public and non-public school low-income students:  

• $53 per AP Exam, except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams  
• $101 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam

Grants from the West Virginia Department of Education will be sent to each county, and the fee waiver funding will then be sent to each school so that schools may send payments directly to College Board. After the state funding is distributed to schools, the expectation is that the cost per AP Exam for qualifying low-income students (including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams) will be $0.

What Schools Must Do

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.

Before the exams:

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).
• Indicate to the West Virginia Department of Education the number of AP Exam waivers needed by accessing this form: 2025 West Virginia AP Fee Waiver Request Form.
• West Virginia fee waiver deadlines:
• Deadline for submission: April 30, 2025.
• Please note that fee waivers will not cover late order fees or unused/canceled exam fees.

After the exams:

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.
• Send $53 to College Board for each AP Exam ($101 per AP Seminar Exam and AP Research Exam) per fee-reduced student.
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.

For more information, visit the West Virginia Department of Education website or contact Karen Linville, Coordinator for Advanced Placement, Student Enrichment Programs, West Virginia Department of Education, phone: 304-558-5325.

AP Exam Fees for Low-Income Students  

Wisconsin public school districts are responsible by law to pay AP Exam fees for students who qualify for free or reduced-price lunches. This requirement is found in Wis. Stat. sec. 120.12 - School Board Duties. The text related to AP Exam fees is as follows: 

“Wis. Stat. sec. 120.12 (22) Advanced placement examinations. Using federal, state, local, or private funds, pay the costs of advanced placement examinations taken by pupils enrolled in the school district who satisfy the income eligibility criteria for free or reduced-price lunches in the federal school lunch program under 42 USC 1758 (b) (1).”   

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.  

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53   
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101   

What Schools Must Do   

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps. 

Before the exams:   

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.   
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.    
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.   
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.   
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET). 

After the exams:   

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.   
• Send $53 to College Board for each AP Exam ($101 per AP Seminar and AP Research Exam) taken by fee-reduced students.   
• Wisconsin students who qualify for free or reduced-price lunches pay $0.   
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.

For additional information, please contact Mark Schwingle, Consultant, Gifted & Talented and Advanced Placement, Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction; phone: 608-267-9273 

The state of Wyoming will not provide funding for low-income students' 2025 AP Exams. For information for schools and districts on federal funding options available to provide funding for AP Exams, visit Funding for Low-Income AP Students. 

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions.   

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53   
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101  

What Schools Must Do   

Your school's AP coordinator must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:   

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.  
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.  
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET). 

After the exams:    

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.    
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.  

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students in schools outside the U.S. This includes both U.S. and non-U.S. students outside the U.S. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. 

The fee reduction is available for any student whose annual family income does not exceed 185% of the poverty level as set by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food and Nutrition Service.   

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $83 ($53 for schools in Canada)   
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar and AP Research Exam: $101   

What Schools Must Do 

Student eligibility for fee reductions is determined by your school’s AP coordinator, who must take the following steps.   

Before the exams:   

• Student eligibility for fee reductions is determined by your school’s AP coordinator. To do so:   
• On the AP Exam Fee Reductions page, refer to the column “Annual Family Income for 48 Contiguous States, Washington, D.C., Guam, and U.S. Territories” in the USDA Food and Nutrition Service Income Eligibility Guidelines table.    
• Convert American dollars into your country's currency. If the student’s annual family income is less than the amount listed in the relevant row, that student qualifies for an AP Exam fee reduction.   
• Collect income documentation from the student’s family for verification.   
• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.   
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.   
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.   
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.   
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).   

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.   
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.   

Note that College Board does not require documentation for an AP coordinator to claim a fee reduction for a student; however, College Board may audit fee reductions claimed at any time. AP coordinators should be able to produce documentation verifying fee reduction claims upon request. 

College Board provides a fee reduction of $37 per AP Exam, including AP Seminar and AP Research Exams, for qualifying low-income students in schools in the U.S. territories and commonwealths. Schools are also expected to forgo their $9 rebate for these students. For eligibility criteria, visit AP Exam Fee Reductions. 

• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Exam (except AP Seminar and AP Research Exams): $53 
• Final AP Exam fee for fee-reduced students for each AP Seminar Exam and each AP Research Exam: $101 

What Schools Must Do 

Student eligibility for fee reductions is determined by your school’s AP coordinator, who must take the following steps.  

Before the exams:  

• For your invoice to accurately reflect any fee reductions, the AP coordinator must indicate the fee reduction status for each eligible student in AP Registration and Ordering.  
  • For each student who is eligible for the College Board fee reduction, check the box for Reduced Fee next to their name in the student roster.   
  • For students who aren't eligible for the fee reduction, no action is needed.  
• Fee reduction status is indicated only once per student, not for each exam.  
• A best practice is to indicate fee reduction status for each student by the time you submit your exam order. However, if you need more time to verify this information, you can update students' fee reduction status through AP Registration and Ordering after submitting your exam order, but no later than April 30, 2025 (11:59 p.m. ET).   

After the exams:  

• Your invoice is automatically generated in AP Registration and Ordering and emailed to you after the late-testing administration ends. At that point, you can also access and print your invoice through AP Registration and Ordering.  
• June 15, 2025, is the postmark deadline for payment due to College Board.