Brighton High School in Cottonwood Heights has provided information for students regarding Advanced Placement testing and registration procedures. According to a notice on the school's website, the school offers 22 AP classes that allow students to earn college credit with a passing score of 3 or higher.
Students must use MyAP to register for specific sections and receive a join code after being prompted by their teacher on the first day of school. For students choosing to self-study for an exam, the school requires contacting AP Testing Coordinator Erin Kaufman for a join code.
Testing fees are set at $103 and must be paid through Total Registration before Halloween to avoid late fees. A $42 late fee per test applies to full-year classes if payment is not received by Nov. 14. Second-semester classes must be paid in full by March 13, or the exams will be canceled without a refund.
Reduced test fees may be available through fee waivers, free or reduced lunch, or special consideration following a meeting with an assigned assistant principal.
The College Board has transitioned many exams to a new digital format. All Social Studies and English exams have moved to a digital format, while Science and Math courses have moved to a hybrid model consisting of a digital multiple-choice section and a paper-free response section.
Students requiring accommodations through a 504, IHP, or other district plan must submit written requests to Erin Kaufman by Dec. 19 for approval by the College Board.
Brighton High School is located at 2220 E. Bengal Blvd, Cottonwood Heights, UT 84121.
