<p>My AP Calc teacher was horrible so honestly I was pleased with the 3. All of my other AP scores are 4s and 5s. The thing is I finished the class with a 91 (like I said the teacher was horrible) so I’m afraid the 3 will look bad. Or will it look worse if I don’t report it because colleges will assume the score was even worse? I don’t plan on majoring in anything involving math.</p>
<p>How about a 640 on the lit SAT subject test? I took two others and got a 690 and 700 (math 1 and us history). Should I bother including lit?</p>
<p>Report it because class will show up on transcript and they will wonder and think you are not reporting all test scores</p>
<p>I disagree. You’re not obliged to report AP scores. In fact, at only a handful of the most selective universities and colleges are you required to report all SAT and ACT scores. A 3 isn’t going to impress folks as much as a 91; if I were you, I’d report the 91 and remain quiet about the 3.</p>
<p>Moreover, whether the 3 on the calculus exam will turn up on your transcript depends completely on what your school’s transcripts look like. Some schools put standardized test scores on transcripts, and some don’t. (IMO, none of them should. They don’t belong there. But the number of school systems that have sought my opinion on this matter is currently zero, and not budging.)</p>
<p>Course will be on transcript and they will wonder why there is no score…3 is not that bad</p>
<p>what about a school like penn which requires all standardized test scores? I would have to submit my 3 and 640 for them right?</p>
<p>^^^
They won’t know is what I hear from some of the senior members.</p>
<p>You should report the 3. They will notice that you took an AP test, and without a score, they will be suspicious.</p>