Sent AP exam scores this year, but not the last?

Question

My university has a deadline for all AP exam scores I've taken to be sent to them by July 15th. I have taken AP exams last year and this year. Last year, I did not indicate which university to send my score report to, so the grade report was never sent. However, I indicated which university to send it to for my grade report this year.

The grade report for this year indicated that the collegeboard has sent it to the university I put down. Are all my AP exam scores from the AP exams I've taken over the years sent to my college, or is it just the grade report for this year?

In urgent need of a reply. I'm not sure if I should use their automated service, which costs $33, to send last year's grade report.

Thank you in advance!

Answer 1

No, because when i took the A.P Exams this year, i will told by my principal and A.P teachers, that the scores will not be sent, if you dnt want them to, and only the best one is taken in consederation in. So the best will count. And "NO" only this years A.P. Scores will be sent to college.

Answer 2

Does your school have a website to check your AP scores? Last year, when my school received my AP scores, they listed all the ones that they received which included ones from previous years when I actually sent my scores to a different school. As long as you put the same information for both years (name and so on), the AP tests you have taken should all be under your name and if you sent them to the correct school this year, your school should have received them all.

Answer 3

I was worried about the same thing! I just called the AP board today, and they told me that my "whole folder" was sent. (Last year, I did not specify a school... but THIS year I put it down.)

So don't sweat it... you don't have to pay that $33! ALL of your AP scores SHOULD have been sent to the school you indicated. (You can call college board and talk to an operator just to make sure.)

Answer 4

I'm pretty sure all of your scores will be sent, but I believe there is a toll-free number you can call to check.

Google AP Board and I'm sure you can find their website and the answer.