<p>say i took an exam in 2008 and i cancelled it this month. does it look bad if the college i attend next year sees that it's cancelled when it gets the report in june/july? this was a self study exam. thanks in advance.</p>
<p>Did you really do that horribly on it?
I don’t know. Not many people cancel their scores.</p>
<p>Normally, the only college that gets your AP grade report is the one where you actually enroll. (When you are applying to colleges, you usually just self-report AP test scores and don’t need to send a formal report from the College Board.) Since you have already been admitted to the college by then, a cancelled score on your AP report has no impact on anything (except for the fact that you can’t get AP credit for that particular subject).</p>
<p>i don’t think they can even tell that you canceled an exam</p>
<p>I have that same question, except it applies to NYU and Bryn Mawr’s new testing options.
You can either send in your SAT I with 2 SAT II’s, or the ACT, or 3 SAT II’s, or 3 AP’s. </p>
<p>Question: If chose the last option, 3 AP’s, and you decided to cancel one of your AP’s, would they know? Would it be frowned upon?</p>
<p>Cancelled scores do not show as you have to approach the college about getting the credit for the class by filling out a form they provide.</p>