2023 Advanced Placement AP Exams Dates

2023 Advanced Placement AP Exams will fall on May 1 to 5, and May 8 to 12. The detailed schedule of each subjects recently released and we have consolidated here for your reference.

Registration deadline is around mid September to early October.​ For AP Exam test centers in Taiwan, if you can't register at your school as the test center, you'd register through TrintiyScholar. If you are thinking about taking AP Exams in 2023, please fill out the survey, and we will contact you then to check your confirmation of AP registration when it's confirmed where the test centers are and which test centers will open for test takers outside their schools. Or come back to us around September for more details.

Week 1 Schedule of AP Exams in 2023

Date/ Time	08:00 AM	12:00 PM
May 1 (Monday)	United States Government and Politics	Chemistry Spanish Literature and Culture
May 2 (Tuesday)	Chinese Language and Culture Environmental Science	​Psychology
May 3 (Wednesday)	English Literature and Composition	Comparative Government and Politics Computer Science A
May 4 (Thursday)	Human Geography Macroeconomics	Seminar Statistics
May 5 (Friday)	European History United States History	Art History Microeconomics

Art and Design: Friday, May 5, 2023 (8 p.m. ET), is the deadline for AP Art and Design digital portfolios to be submitted to the AP Program. May 5 is also the last day to gather 2-D Art and Design and Drawing students to assemble physical portfolios.

Week 2 Schedule of AP Exams in 2023

Date/ Time	08:00 AM	12:00 PM	14:00 PM
May 8 (Monday)	Calculus AB Calculus BC	Computer Science Principles Italian Language and Culture
May 9 (Tuesday)	English Language and Composition Japanese Language and Culture	​​Physics C: Mechanics	Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
May 10 (Wednesday)	Spanish Language and Culture	Biology	Value
May 11 (Thursday)	French Language and Culture World History: Modern	Physics 1: Algebra-Based
May 12 (Friday)	German Language and Culture Music Theory	Latin Physics 2: Algebra-Based

AP is the abbreviation of Advanced Placement. The same as SAT, AP is administrated by College Board. Contents in AP are equivalent to the knowledge students will learn in their freshman year, therefore, those who pass the AP tests are potentially eligible to receive credit from their university (different universities have different standards). NOTE: taking AP courses is not a prerequisite for attending AP tests.

Along with GPA, SAT, TOEFL scores, and extracurricular activities, AP test scores are one of the elements universities will look into while reviewing your application. In short, taking AP tests can provide you with multiple benefits: receiving credit from university (usually scores above 4), getting familiar with college level knowledge, and standing out during the college application process.

More about AP Exams
AP Official Website