Anyone send in AP scores yet?

RunsWithWolves
Sun, 23 Jun 2013 13:48:46 +0000

I sent my scores back in mid-May. I tested in '08 and '09. I emailed to CollegeBoard a question about the archive request form, and they told me that neither exam dates have been archived yet and that I should just snail-mail a written request to have my scores sent. Here’s their reply:



Thank you for contacting AP Services.

Please note that your scores are not yet archived if you tested in 2009.

Following are the procedures for requesting that an AP Score Report be sent to one or more colleges.

NOTE: As part of our annual scoring cycle, we cannot send any score reports for a time period beginning June 14 and ending in July.

Starting in July, you will be able to view your AP scores online and submit an online request to send additional score reports to colleges, universities, and scholarship programs. Go to apscore.org and create your account so you can use this service. To see when your scores will be available, go to: [AP Online Scores for Students - AP Exams and Courses](View Your AP Scores – AP Students | College Board)

All of your scores should be on our active database if you tested between 2009 and 2012, even if you took one or more exams prior to this period. AP Score Reports are cumulative and include scores for all of the AP Exams you have ever taken, unless you have requested that one or more of your scores be canceled or withheld. Scores cannot be faxed or e-mailed to anyone.

A candidate copy can be obtained for no fee. Note that most colleges require an official copy prior to granting AP credit. There is a fee to send your scores to a college, which is mailed directly to the college from Princeton, NJ. Requests generally take one week to process from the date they are received and cost $15 per report. Rush reports are processed within two working days and are available for $25 per report. Please be aware that once we have processed your credit card number, the request cannot be removed, deleted, or refunded. Fees are subject to change without notice.

Information needed to process a request:


Full name at the time of testing
AP number (if you know it)
Years the exams were taken
Name of the exams taken
Current, PERMANENT address (a confirming copy of the scores will be sent to you)
Daytime telephone number
Social security number (last 4 digits only)
Date of birth
Name of the school where you took the test
Name, city and state, and college code of the college(s)
Payment: Credit card number and expiration date, or a check or money order for the exact amount due. Make checks and money orders payable to AP Exams.


To make a request:


Call the AP Automated Score Reporting Services, which is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at the following numbers: 888-308-0013 (toll free in the United States, U.S. territories, and Canada) or 609-771-7366 (outside of the United States, U.S. territories, and Canada). A valid credit card is required.
Fax your request (including credit card number and expiration date) to: 610-290-8979
Mail your request with payment to: AP Exams, PO Box 6671, Princeton, NJ 08541-6671
Call our office at 609-771-7300 or toll free 888-225-5427 Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. ET and pay with credit card.


Thank you for your inquiry. We appreciate the opportunity to assist you. If you have additional questions about this issue, please do not hesitate to write us again. Your e-mail should include all previous messages you have received about this issue so we can provide the best possible service.

Sincerely,
AP Services

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Contact the AP Program:
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AP Fax number: 610-290-8979



So since June 14 passed, '09 scores are now considered old, and you’ll have to wait till July to send your scores. And based on this email, you don’t need an archive form since the '09 scores (now old) are with the '10 scores (still active), and all reports are cumulative. I didn’t send an archive form (just a written request with a money order), and last week both my '08 and '09 scores showed up online as received. Although it’ll be passed the July 15 deadline, I’m sure the admissions officers will be understanding. You could just email them about the delay.