<p>Hey guys
I looked at all the AP score related threads on here and still couldnt get an answer to my question.
My AP scores are not too good; i got sick during ap weeks...:
EnviSci-4
Us Hist-3
Chem-4
calc ab-4
bio-4</p>
<p>but i got pretty much almost all A's in the classes. im applying to all the top tier schools; stanford, columbia, yale, cornell, u penn, usc,berkeley,ucla, northwestern, etc...
on the common app theres a section where you can report your scores... should i report my scores??
would they hurt me at all? (given that all my other things are up to par such as gpa, sat, sat2, ec's....)</p>
<p>Thank you soooo much!!!</p>
<p>and just wondering, is there a way to only report select sat2 scores and not all of them?</p>
<p>yeah a 4 is awful, you'll never get into college.</p>
<p>(just kidding ;))</p>
<p>please dont be sarcastic.i was asking more about the lack of 5's and the presence of a 3. i know 4's arent terrible. but i also know that all the people who want in on the top schools get almost straight 5's. im just being realistic, as much i wish it wasnt true.</p>
<p>I heard from a UCLA rep that it's better to always report your scores because it shows you tried. If you don't report them they'll assume the worst.</p>
<p>true, but a college rep also wouldnt say that any scores really dont matter... even if they really didnt lol..
:\ eeeeeek so hard to decide!!</p>
<p>FWIW the person was the vice-chairperson (or whatever it's called) of UCLA admissions</p>
<p>really? thats cool.. havent reallyspoken to many reps except harvard&stanford last year and columbia this year...
i live in la as well and my dad used to teach @ ucla so im def applying there though</p>
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