<p>They were pretty clear that you had to take the test before your orientation session at the Engineering Day we attended. If you absolutely can’t take the test on one of the two tests offered in California, and there’s no way to arrange a proctored test close to where you live, maybe you can move your orientation date to after your get your AP scores. Of course, if you don’t pass the AP test, you’ ll be in bad position. </p>
<p>On different topic, if you don’t mind my asking, how did you choose between SLO and Pomona? Was it mainly location? Or, were there other factors?</p>
<p>I do hope that Pomona has a way to accommodate OOS students.</p>