Make your exam calendar
Find each subject, check its session, and download only the dates you need. Keep your school’s arrival instructions alongside them.
Open the 2027 planner →Your AP timeline, in one place
AP scores are scheduled for July 2027. College Board has not yet published an exact day or time in its student calendar.
Source checked · Official calendar
Find the right next step, whether your exam is ahead of you or your results are already available.
Find each subject, check its session, and download only the dates you need. Keep your school’s arrival instructions alongside them.
Open the 2027 planner →Use your existing College Board account. Our guide explains where scores appear and what to do if one is missing.
How to check AP scores →Check your college’s credit policy, send an official report if needed, and confirm that your college processed it.
Use the after-scores checklist →One date you can plan around
The deadline is June 20, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. Choose and save one recipient in your College Board account before the deadline.
Understand your score-send options →This countdown tracks the confirmed score-send deadline, not score release.
Add the deadline to your calendarAnswers before the refresh button
Dates here follow College Board’s published schedule. An estimate is never presented as an announcement.
College Board schedules AP score release for July 2027. As of October 2, 2026, its student calendar does not list an exact day or release time.
A countdown needs a confirmed date. July 2027 is published, but a specific day is not. We will show a score-release countdown only after College Board publishes an exact date.
An official 2027 release time has not been announced in the sources checked. Do not treat a time from a previous year as the 2027 schedule.
Use your College Board account through the official AP scores site. Sign in with the same account you used for My AP. This site never asks for your password or displays private scores.
Some results may take longer because of later testing, processing, or record matching. College Board emails students when additional scores are available. Follow its delayed-score instructions if a result is missing.