What to Bring to the Exam Room (준비물)

- Several sharpened No. 2 pencils (with erasers) for completing multiple-choice	answer sheets.

- Pens with black or dark blue ink only, for completing areas on the exam booklet         covers and for free-response questions in most exams.

- Your own school’s code if you are testing at a school different from the one             you regularly attend. Home-schooled students will be provided with their	state’s or country’s home-school code at the time of the exam.

- A watch (in case the exam room does not have a clock that can be easily seen)

- Up to two calculators with the necessary capabilities if you're taking an AP	Biology, Calculus, Chemistry, Physics, or Statistics  Exam. Visit	apstudents.org/courses and click on the link for their course for the specific              calculator policy.

- A ruler or straightedge only if you're taking an AP Physics Exam.

- A government-issued or school-issued photo ID and your AP Student Pack if you         do not attend the school where you are taking the exam.

- Your College Board SSD Accommodations Letter if you are taking an exam with	approved testing accommodations.

What Not to Bring to the Exam Room (시험에 가져와서는 안 되는 것들)

- Electronic equipment (phones, smartwatches, or wearable technology of any kind,	laptops, tablet computers, Bluetooth devices, portable listening or recording           devices -- MP3 player, iPod, etc. -- cameras or other photographic equipment,	devices that can access the Internet, separate timers of any kind, and any	other electronic or communication devices.

- Books, compasses,  correction fluid, dictionaries, highlighters, or notes.

- Mechanical pencils, No. 3 pencils, or colored pencils.

- Rulers or straightedges (these are allowed only for Physics exams).

- Scratch paper (notes can be made on portions of the exam booklets or, for	Chinese Language and Culture, and Japanese Language and Culture, on               scratch paper provided by the proctor).

- Computers or calculators (except as previously noted).

- Reference guides, keyboard maps, or other typing instructions.

- Watches that beep or have an alarm.

- Food or drink.

- Clothing or shoes with subject-related information.

- Ear plugs.

- Clipboards (Unless this has been preapproved as an accommodation by the	College Board Services for Students with Disabilities office before the exam date.).

Online Score Reports for Students

Scores will be available to students online at apscore.org in early July. To access and send their scores as well as avoid any score reporting delays, students must:

- Create a College Board account (students may already have an account if they        registered for the SAT or participated in other College Board programs).

- Use the email address that they provided on their AP answer sheet when creating     their account.

- Provide their AP number or student identifier (if they entered one on their answer     sheet) when creating their account.

- Enter identifying information (particularly name, date of birth, sex, and mailing         address) carefully and consistently on their answer sheets.

Mismatched email addresses or incomplete/inconsistent information on students’ answer sheets can delay access to scores.