Do I have to submit every AP score I have?

Lindagaf
Fri, 19 Aug 2016 13:39:12 +0000

I disagree with Gibby, though some very good points are made. There are other reasons why someone might not report a score, such as they were sick on that test day, and alternative test days don’t happen with APs. It is more important to have a good grade in the class.

I doubt any college will take the time to check if you filed for a fee waiver. Self reporting a score of four or above, or three and above if it’s for FL, is fine, and if you matriculate, the college would expect you to send those scores. If you lied about your scores, it would be instantly obvious and you could have admission rescinded or be expelled. Self reporting scores is also self-policing.

I also think self reporting AP scores is very important for kids who may do poorly on the SAT or ACT. It shows you can do the work and understand it. Again though, IMO a three should only be reported if it is FL. Otherwise, only fours and fives.