Testing Information
Testing Office Staff
Joe Cox
Testing Coordinator
Testing Office, A-114
(678) 344-7617
Mrs. Robin Fowler
Administrative Assistant
Testing Office, A-114
(678) 344-6774
Advanced Placement (AP)
2024-25 AP Information
Registration for May 2025 AP testing will open on MyPaymentsPlus on Friday, September 27. AP testing will occur May 5-May 16, 2025. We encourage you to begin the registration process as soon as possible. AP testing will occur at Brookwood High School. As always, ALL students registering for AP exams must pay a one-time, non-refundable $15 registration fee, even those students who qualify for Free or Reduced Lunch services. Registration and payment for exams will take place through MyPaymentsPlus at https://www.mypaymentsplus.com/welcome.
Registration Deadlines
- Year-long courses Friday, Nov. 1
- 1st Semester Single-semester Courses Friday, Nov. 1
- Exam-only Testers (not enrolled in course) Friday, Nov. 1
- 2nd Semester Single-semester Courses Friday, February 28
General Fee Information
- For every exam, the student MUST be enrolled in that teacher’s class section in AP Classroom, using the correct class period’s join code. We are unable to order a test unless they are a member of the AP classroom on the College Board website.
- Every student must pay a one-time, non-refundable $15 registration fee.
- very student receives one free exam if he/she is enrolled in the class (paid for by GCPS) and if the test is ordered during the registration window.
- Each additional exam is $99.00 per exam. Please note that AP Seminar/Research exams are $147, NOT $99.
- Any tests ordered AFTER November 1 will incur a $50 NON-REFUNDABLE fee unless the registration is for a 2nd semester single-semester course.
- NO STANDBY exams. Place your order properly. If you forget to order a test, there will be no standby opportunity to take it!
- Students who are interested in taking an AP exam for a course that is not currently offered at Brookwood should speak to a member of the AP Testing Team (see page 2) to discuss your AP test preparation plan.
Students Receiving Free/ Reduced Lunch Services
- ALL students must pay the $15 registration fee, then the state pays for the first exam. GCPS will pay for all additional exams for students receiving free/reduced lunch services if they are enrolled in the class.
- Students who wish to take an exam for a course they are not enrolled in or that is not offered at Brookwood will need to pay the $99 fee (or $147 for Capstone courses). Please see Mrs. Fowler in A-114, to register and pay.
Students with Special Accommodations
- If you are eligible for testing accommodations, your accommodations must be approved by College Board, and it is the responsibility of the student and parent to initiate this process by completing and turning in College Board’s parent consent form. https://accommodations.collegeboard.org/forms
- This is a time-sensitive matter and must be started immediately. The final deadline for College Board to receive all forms is January 24, 2025. Visit this website for details on how to complete the process, as well as College Board deadlines: https://www.collegeboard.org/students-with-disabilities/eligibility
Late Testing
Late testing will occur on Monday, May 19- Friday, May 23, 2025, with specific dates and times allotted for each AP Test. Students who believe they will need to participate in late testing should visit Mrs. Maloney’s Office, A-200B. In some cases, late testers will be charged an additional $50 fee per exam. Late testing fees will NOT be refunded.
Important Note: Once you have completed the registration and payment process and enrolled in an exam, you must contact the AP Testing Team to make any changes to the enrolled exam.
More Information
The AP Bulletin for AP Students and Parents contains information about earning college credit, canceling scores, basic policies and procedures, the AP exam schedule, and what students can and cannot bring to the exam room on test day. The bulletin can be accessed electronically but has not yet been released. College Board will be emailing this and other important information directly to students. Students MUST frequently check throughout the school year the email address on file in their College Board “My AP” account.
AP Testing Team
Mrs. Robin Fowler
Administrative Assistant
Testing Office, A-114
(678) 344-6774
Mrs. Jennifer Maloney
Assistant Principal
Room A200-B
(770) 736-3150
Mr. Dave Cashman
AP Coordinator
Community School A1
(678)-344-3057
SAT/ACT/PSAT/NMSQT
College Board: ACT, SAT
Brookwood's College Board # (CEEB): 112754.
ACT Test Dates, Information and Registration - CLICK HERE.SAT Test Dates, Information and Registration - CLICK HERE.
- Download a free app for a QUESTION A DAY.
- Pick up registration materials and a practice booklet in A1 (College and Career Room/Counseling Office).
Accommodations
Because the approval process can take up to seven weeks, it’s best to start well before the test date. For students with disabilities to receive accommodations on any college board test, they must apply for accommodations with College Board. This must done independently of the school. Visit: https://accommodations.collegeboard.org/ for details and to register. Deadlines are listed at this link.
PSAT/NMSQT
All students in 9th, 10th, and 11th grade are encouraged to test.
Learn more about the PSAT and the National Merit Scholarship Program at this link.
PSAT Registration for Non-Brookwood Students
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Brookwood has offered the PSAT to students who are not students at Brookwood High School. Consult the Student Guide (link below) to determine College Board approved calculators.
You may pay by mail or in person. If mailing, send the check and information to:
Brookwood High School
Attn: Testing
1255 Dogwood Road
Snellville, GA 30078
OR
Come in person to pay. Please call in advance of coming (678-344-6774) to make sure I am available to take your payment if you are paying cash. If you are paying by check, you may leave it at the front desk in an envelope addressed Attn: Robin Fowler, Testing.
Student Guide
Copies of the Student Guide are available in room A114. You may also follow this link for the Student Guide:
https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/pdf/psat-nmsqt-student-guide.pdf
Final Exams
Milestones
Georgia Milestones for High School Students
Schools administer the Georgia Milestones End of Course Assessments to students in designated courses to measure achievement in English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. Courses with an End of Course assessment are Biology, American Literature and Composition (11th Grade), and U.S. History. Testing will be administered over multiple days, depending on the course. The testing schedule is determined by the local school.
EOC Understanding the Achievement Level Descriptors:
Spring 2025 EOC Testing Dates
Coming soon
Gwinnett Writes
Gwinnett Writes is administered once a year during third quarter as a language arts assessment. For the test, students will write an informative or argumentative response to a Language Arts, Science, or Social Studies topic. The choice of topic will be made by the student on test day prior to starting the test.
Gwinnett Writes will be administered in grades 4, 6, 7, 9, and 10 this school year.