Question about AP Scholar STuf

Colleges & Universities University of Pennsylvania
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<p>Ok so according to college board: </p>

<p>“Due to a change in this year’s criteria for AP Scholars (specifically, that half-year courses will count as full-year courses) and related systems changes, AP Scholar Rosters have been delayed and will arrive in schools in mid- to late-November.”</p>

<p>So that means none of us know we’re AP Scholars or not officially at least. </p>

<p>BUT…I meet the criterion collegeboard has listed for AP Scholar with Distinction:
“Granted to students who receive an average grade of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and grades of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams.”&lt;/p>

<p>So…since I will be an AP Scholar w/ Disctinction…you guys htink ti would be okay if I listed that as an award?</p>

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<p>i listed it.
meh.
i got the notification, but not the actual award</p>

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<p>hrm crap i didn’t get any notification…but i’ve taken 5 ap tests…and i’ve gotten 3 5’s and 2 4’s…</p>

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<p>well i’m just assuming they’re smart enough to figure out that ull get one of them by looking at ur scores so there.</p>

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<p>AnuVX, which tests did you take? Most likely one of these was a half-year exam and won’t qualify the 5 test requirement.</p>

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<p>uhh crap…i already submitted it saying AP Scholar w/ Distinction…but</p>

<p>AP Phys C: Mech (this is probably the one)
AP Calc AB
AP Bio
AP US History
AP Euro History</p>

<p>But then…the colelgeboard site sas they’re changing half-year to count as full-year anyways…so I should be fine right?? Crap…Should i contact penn and change that?!?</p>

<p>“Due to a change in this year’s criteria for AP Scholars (specifically, that half-year courses will count as full-year courses) and related systems changes, AP Scholar Rosters have been delayed and will arrive in schools in mid- to late-November.”</p>

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<p>I wouldn’t worry about correcting it until you actually found out if you weren’t. Even then, its really a minor detail… Penn has your AP scores and can do their own calculations if they’d like.</p>

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<p>ok thanks
whew.</p>

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<p>Probably a bad idea to say you’re something that you aren’t “officially.” These small things won’t matter much though.</p>