<p>hmm, what made you report the 3, shrek? did you know it was optional?</p>
<p>i don't see anything wrong with a 3, hey its passing! i reported a 3 too, <em>gasp</em>! the horror! lol</p>
<p>predictions:</p>
<p>Gov- 4 or 5
Spanish- 3
Lit/Comp- 3
Calc BC- 4 composite, 5 AB subscore (haven't taken yet)</p>
<p>I reported my 3 on the AP Lang/Comp exam last year (had no choice, since it was on my transcript) and still got into multiple colleges so relax. Another kid in my school got a 1 on the French exam and got into UNC and UVA both out of state.</p>
<p>Sorry, I'm not saying that a 3 is a bad score. There's a reason some colleges give credit for a 3. I was just wondering why you would put something on the application that wouldn't particularly impress the adcoms unless it has some personal significance (such as an activity).</p>
<p>As you can see, some of us have no choice. I investigated this; the AP scores go on our transcripts immediately after the school finds out what they are and cannot be removed...</p>
<p>Hey!</p>
<p>Took 14 last year and took 5 this year (and a grand total of 24):</p>
<p>Art History - 4
US History - 4/5
Euro History - 5
English Lit - 4
Spanish Language - 1 (senioritis much?)</p>
<p>Think you’ll be your state’s AP Scholar?</p>