Beginning in March, all AP Course Audit users will need a College Board Education Professional login to access their AP Course Audit accounts. This change will enable AP educators to use a single user name and password to access an even wider range of College Board programs and services online.
Look for an email in March containing specific instructions on how to access your AP Course Audit account using an Education Professional login.
The AP® Course Audit was created at the request of both secondary school and college members of the College Board who sought a means for the College Board to:
- Provide AP teachers and administrators with clear guidelines on curricular and resource requirements that must be in place for AP courses.
- Give colleges and universities confidence that AP courses are designed to meet the same clearly articulated college-level criteria across high schools.
All schools wishing to label a course “AP” must submit the subject-specific AP Course Audit form and the course syllabus for each teacher of that
AP course.
Change to AP Course
Audit Logins
Beginning with the March 2010 reopening of the AP Course Audit, access to the application will require the use of a College Board Education Professional Login, as opposed to an AP Course Audit-specific username and password. 
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