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Home > AP Courses and Exams > Exam Administration for Coordinators Exam Administration for Coordinators Ordering Exams College Board's School Ordering Services 2008 Exam Ordering Deadlines and Information Much of the success of any school's AP program depends on the efforts of the AP Coordinator, who serves as a vital link between the Program and teachers, administrators, and students. The AP Coordinator is responsible for ordering AP Exams, receiving and checking shipments, organizing testing, finding and training proctors, collecting fees, returning exams for scoring, and distributing AP Exam results. Thank you for all the hard work you do to provide students with a fair opportunity and secure environment to demonstrate their mastery of college-level material. News/Updates   AP Course Audit Information   Important Changes for 2007-08 Exam Dates and Fees   2008 Exams Calendar   Late Testing   The AP Year: An Overview   Exam Fees and Reductions: 2008 Downloads   2007-08 AP Coordinator Planning Calendar (.pdf/112KB) New!   Spreadsheet for 2008 AP Proctor Scheduling and Room Organization (.xls/28KB) New!   Sample Registration Form and Exam-Taker Agreement   Spreadsheet for Keeping Track of Student Exams (.xls/23KB)   Sample Letters to Students: What to Bring and Where to Be Coordinator Resources   2007-08 AP Coordinator Workshop Schedule (.pdf/88KB)  New!   AP Coordinator Newsletters   AP Services Contact Information   Registration for Electronic Discussion Groups   Formatting Instructions for AP Grade Reports on CD   Exam Security   My First Year As an AP Coordinator   Finding and Evaluating Off-Site Testing Facilities   Slide Projector Resources Publications   2007-08 AP Participation Form (.pdf/125KB) New!   2007-08 AP Program Guide (.pdf/530KB) New! See also... All About the Exams Starting an AP Program: Introduction

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