Replies to: Is getting an AP rescored worth a try?

• #1

  bobtheboy Registered User Posts: 2,216 Senior Member

  September 2011

  Generally, it's for people who are absolutely sure they got an easy 5 at the high end of the scale and end up with something like a 1 (this might be a bit of an exaggeration). However, you expected a 4 and got a 3, which might mean just a difference of a single point, who knows. I wouldn't waste my money; if you're absolutely set on it, then go ahead, but I don't think anything will happen; still, it's just $15, right?

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• #2

  cricket123 Registered User Posts: 1,083 Senior Member

  September 2011

  I think it's about $25 now...
  
  I don't want to seem greedy, you know?

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• #3

  CrystalJ Registered User Posts: 503 Member

  September 2011

  Seem greedy to who? If you want to, try it.

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• #4

  cricket123 Registered User Posts: 1,083 Senior Member

  September 2011

  Okay. Thank you, I think I will request it.

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• #5

  accipehoc Registered User Posts: 124 Junior Member

  September 2011

  Usually people only rescore if there was a big disparity in the grade they expected. But you don't want to think back a few years from now and regret that you didn't do it!

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• #6

  CrystalJ Registered User Posts: 503 Member

  September 2011

  Exactly. It can't hurt. Good luck!

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• #7

  Shaggy007 Registered User Posts: 851 Member

  September 2011

  Go for the Re-score. Perhaps you really got a 5.

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• #8

  cricket123 Registered User Posts: 1,083 Senior Member

  September 2011

  Should I send the request to the PO Box for the AP Services? I am sending a check since I would rather not fax them a letter with my credit card information...
  Should I call them a few days after sending it to make sure they received my request?

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• #9

  cricket123 Registered User Posts: 1,083 Senior Member

  September 2011

  Also, should I make the request hand written or typed up?

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• #10

  cricket123 Registered User Posts: 1,083 Senior Member

  September 2011

  Can someone please answer these questions for me?

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• #11

  cricket123 Registered User Posts: 1,083 Senior Member

  September 2011

  Anyone? 10char

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• #12

  CrystalJ Registered User Posts: 503 Member

  September 2011

  I would call them and ask.

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  cricket123 Registered User Posts: 1,083 Senior Member

  September 2011

  Okay. I think I will do that.

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• #14

  beenthere2 Registered User Posts: 456 Member

  November 2011

  Actually, my son called because he had expected a 5 and got a 1 or 2. They had forgotten to score the multiple choice part, and his score was raised to a 5. We never paid the 25.00 to begin with. I'm wondering if they could already see during the call that only part of the score was included.

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