Every SCEA admit got all 5's on AP tests...!?

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<p>WTH?! Thats crazy...I got 3's on AP Bio, AP Calc AB(though explained a legitimate reason), AP English, and AP Euro....I got 4's on AP Physics and AP Stats...but I got a 2240 SAT and 790 Math lv 2 and 730 Physics. I'm not sure if I'm stupid...
Crap..I'm going to get rejected...</p>

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<p>…They have the Essay portion of the application for a reason, you know</p>

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<p>Every SCEA admit got all fives on AP tests? That sounds false. I wasn’t technically an SCEA admit, but I certainly didn’t have all fives (though I did have all fours and fives).</p>

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<p>^Well, at least that looks good…I look terrible with all the 3s…i want to blame my teachers (I honestly wish they were better). But I know its not right to do that…I’m so screwed.</p>

<p>The essay portion is subjective though…</p>

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<p>It is pretty well know that Stanford cares the least about stats out of all of the elite schools, so unless they completely revamped their admissions policy I find this preposterous. Also, many athletes, who tend to have slightly lower stats, get accepted early. Did you get this from asian75?</p>

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<p>to ease your pain: i had a 5 a 4 and a 2 and was accepted SCEA</p>

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<p>Xargon42, did you note the 2 on your application?</p>

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<p>yeah my question is also like silverturtle’s. i have all kinds of scores, some 5’s, some 3’s, and even a couple of 1’s. should you still report scores that aren’t that great? i heard that it demonstrates that you at least put forth the effort into taking the test in the first place but the reality is that a 5 is much better looking than a 1. i’m just wondering if a low score can hurt your chances. any thoughts on this?</p>

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<p>First off, AP Scores aren’t used in the admissions process, and second off, I’m sick and tired of people like Handala92.</p>

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<p>[The</a> Importance of AP Exam Scores - Ask The Dean](<a href=“http://www.collegeconfidential.com/dean/archives/000178.htm]The”>http://www.collegeconfidential.com/dean/archives/000178.htm)</p>

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<p>While his generalization is quite crude and presumptuous, I hope you’re not one of those who believe AA has no impact.</p>

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<p>I didnt report the two, but I sent them the official score report,back when I first took the test, so they knew it</p>

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<p>Seriously? I have to pay 80 dollars for every AP test (and I didn’t want to skip the intro courses in college) and I was not willing to do that, so now I’m gonna get docked in the admissions process? Well, that sure is lovely.</p>