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How Will Students Take AP Tests During the Pandemic? At Home, With an Open Book.

April 3, 2020

Via: Ed Surge

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Changes to a major standardized test usually take months—or even years—to develop and are typically announced well in advance of the first official exam sitting.

Not so during a pandemic. On April 3, the College Board offered details about alterations to the AP tests it will administer this May. The changes were made due to school closures prompted by the spread of COVID-19—which in a growing number of states may last until fall.

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