<p>I know it’s bad. I know I made a mistake…but I did it and it’s in the past…
I lied about 1 of my AP scores & although it might not even be checked…should I risk sending my AP scores to cornell? Do you think they check the score report against the common app?</p>
<p>… big mistake. Huge. In my opinion, lying about scores will definitely hurt (if not kill) your application. Even if it’s “just” an AP score, it is nevertheless a score-and one that will be considered. </p>
<p>Be prepared, as many CCers will either laugh at you, pity you, or criticize you for lying about scores.</p>
<p>EMAIL THEM, and tell them you made a mistake on your Common App. Good luck man.</p>
<p>Yeah, shoot them an e-mail, just say it was a clerical error. Generally, they’re printed on your transcript, so you should come forward, because they’ve prolly already noticed.</p>
<p>simple e-mail claiming a typo. Better this lie than a lie on the score.</p>