<p>Do colleges require that you send the AP score report directly to them? Or are we allowed to self-report our own scores on the online common app?
I'm applying ED and I'm really scared because these score reports take a long time, and I dont when I have to send all my apps in. Nov. 1st is the deadline, meaning all the stuff has to arrive BY that day? I'm incredibly confused</p>
<p>Thanks for any reply!!</p>
<p>Usually they just care about the classes you take. You send an official score report to the school you're going to so they can give you credit.</p>
<p>I was just about to ask this! yes, please help. I forgot to put my ED college as a score report recipient, so I just sent them in today. Am I too late for the NOV. 1 deadline?</p>
<p>1) AP scores are self-reported. You only send the official score report to the school you're going to, and only after you get the results of your senior year exams.</p>
<p>2) SAT scores require an official report. Although CollegeBoard says that takes a long time, it really doesn't.</p>
<p>adai1991, read your school's website. If it says that October scores are accepted, sending them out now is just fine. The Nov. 1 deadline is for your part of the applications; if the SAT scores come a day or two later, it's still OK.</p>
<p>If you're really worried about the SAT score report, there is an option to send them overnight for extra $. I wouldn't worry, though.</p>
<p>I asked Penn and Columbia and they do want you to send in the official score report for AP exams, I don't know how it is for other schools, but to be safe you should send it I think.</p>