<p>Filling out the application I realized that I've forgotten my AMC scores and the dates. I've taken it and remember I got somewhere around 100 on both the 10 and 12, and qualified to AIME once.</p>
<p>Should I try to guess what my scores were or just leave it blank and list AIME qualifier under awards?
Where can I go to find my scores?</p>
<p>If your school administered the test, you can ask the head of the math department or whoever proctored the exam. He/she might have records of the scores. Do not guess on the application though. You're better off leaving it blank.</p>
<p>There is a results book. I believe the test proctors get one, as do USAMO qualifiers. Go to AOPS, there are plenty of people there who have the book and might be willing to look up stuff for you.</p>
<p>Whoever registered your school for the AMC exams got a results book, so start there. That is not necessarily the same person who proctored.</p>
<p>It's probably too late, since there's not going to be anyone there over New Years', but e-mail amcinfo at unl.edu. I had to do the same thing; they replied within about two days.</p>
<p>If you e-mail the admissions committee between now and selection with your score, they'll throw it into your file if they can. Do it ASAP to give them enough time to connect with the records room before they go into selection again.</p>
<p>Did you qualify for the AIME? If not, it probably didn't make that much of a difference.</p>