<p>Hi, first post! Uhm so I'm a senior and have already applied to a bunch of colleges. I took three AP tests throughout my sophomore and junior years, and at the time I didn't know where I was to apply so I didn't put the schools directly on the AP tests. Now I realized I should probably send my scores, and I have an SAT fee wavier... can I use that to cover the cost of sending the scores to schools? </p>
<p>Gracias :)</p>
<p>When you take your senior AP exam, you’ll designate your one college (the one you’re attending the following fall) to receive ALL of your scores. </p>
<p>So if you’re going to UCLA ex: you put UCLA on your first AP exam you take. And all AP exams under your name will go to UCLA. </p>
<p>Make sure when you get your score report that all of your AP exams are on it.</p>
<p>You self report your AP scores on commonapp. Colleges do not require you to send official copies. As div301 says, you will submit a final report to the college you plan to attend in order to get credit once you start attending.</p>
<p>@div301 That would be easy, but I’m not taking any AP classes this year - I decided to do all College in the High school instead (I was tired of stressing over AP exams). Thanks though</p>
<p>@texaspg Good thing I decided to use the commonapp for most of my schools. Thanks!</p>