If your ap scores are not available when you call...?

Question

i'm nervous about calling to get my ap exam scores on the phone.. but if they don't have some of my scores ready, does that mean i have to pay the total of 16 dollars, 8 for calling the first time and then the second time...

im not even sure if i even want to call but its bugging me soo much!

Answer 1

Yes you do, actually.

I just called a bit ago, and it said that for EACH CALL you must pay $8. So basically, if you have a score that's not available yet, then you can call again. Although, the second time you call, it might not be available, so it might just be a waste of money. EEK!

I also saw on the College Board website where it said that each call in is $8.

So basically, you've gotta use it at your discretion, and when you think you should call in.

I'm not sure if you're calling in for AP US History or AP English Language and Comp... if so, those two are available. AP Spanish Language is NOT available yet.

Answer 2

I was wondering the exact same thing. I'm still on the fence about calling.

Answer 3

You can call the AP Customer Service line before calling Grades By Phone. They won't be able to give you your scores, but they can tell you if all of your scores are in the system and can be heard on Grades By Phone.

Grades By Phone information:

Starting July 1, AP Grades by Phone for the current year's exams will be available for students in the United States, U.S. territories, and Canada for a fee of $8 per call. This service will be offered 24 hours a day by TouchTone phone and will remain available year-round. The toll-free number is [phone]. Students outside the United States, U.S. territories, and Canada should call [phone]. You may also send your AP grades by phone for a fee of $15 per college, beginning July 4. These automated services are payable by credit card only.