<p>here is the situation i am in:</p>
<p>i got back my ap test scores and they pretty much suck....</p>
<p>can i retake them without the college knowing i took them more than once?
should i just cancel the score and do nothing?
OR should i go ahead and report them?</p>
<p><strong>ps</strong>
i heard that all that you do in senior year (like the grades you achieve) and useless (or not as important) for the admissions process
do colleges really not look at your senior year grades? 0.o</p>
<p>You don’t need to submit any official AP score report, so you pick which ones to tell them during application time. Whatever you do tell them will be confirmed later though, but omitting scores isn’t a problem.</p>
<p>If your senior year grades are very different from what you had when you applied, colleges can punish you by rescinding the admission offer or putting you on academic probation.</p>
<p>but what if I really need them to look at my senior year grades?</p>
<p>Well, they can’t look at your second-semester grades in time for admissions, since decisions are being made over April/May, and most schools don’t get grades until late May/June.</p>
<p>They can look at your first semester grades if you’re applying RA, though, and you can send mid-term reports if you want to.</p>