<p>Hey, for the ap awards, are they given out for only one certain year? Or are all of the ap's which you have taken, even from different years, counted towards the award? Thanks</p>
<p>They are cummulative for all the years you have taken AP's, not just for one year.</p>
<p>alright great ! thanks alot</p>
<p>When do you get the award? (As soon as you accomplish whatever you need for the award or after senior year?</p>
<p>that's kinda dumb, though
technically a person could do work his freshman year and then receive 4 awards.
Let's say you took 5 ap's and that's the most in your state, and then the same thing happened again for 3 years..
You would get 4 awards. DUMB!</p>
<p>has any1 ever one the state award more than once? id think that the minimum for even the smallest amount of aps in a state would be no less than 13. and i think that would happen at that person's senior year. I mean if some1 in the state can get so many in 3 years, there should be no reason why some1 cant get more in 4 years</p>
<p>I don't know whether someone has won the State AP Scholar award more than once, but I do know that juniors have won it before. There are some statistics on the collegeboard website somewhere, but I don't think I have them anymore.</p>