How do universities know my AP scores?

[hwjwill]

<p>Well I just don't know this silly question... Should we send them as we do in sat or do they automatically know them?</p>

[ZombieDante]

<p>You have to request for them to be sent (I am like 90% sure there is a fee involved).</p>

[LoseYourself]

<p>Colleges got the hook ups.</p>

[hwjwill]

<p>So can I send later cuz I didn’t choose any colleges during the test…</p>

[LoseYourself]

<p>Of course you can send later. You self-report them on the college application!</p>

[OtherWindow]

<p>Self-report them on the common application; send an official report once you are accepted.
See: [AP</a> Scores - AP Scores & Reporting Services](<a href=“College Board - SAT, AP, College Search and Admission Tools”>View Your AP Scores – AP Students | College Board)</p>

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Additional Score Reports by Phone
You can send your scores to additional colleges by phone. The fee is $15 per college. Requests generally take one week to process from the date they are received. Rush reports are processed within two working days and are available for $25 per college. Note: You may also order additional score reports by contacting AP Services by mail or fax (see below for contact information) or by filling out and returning the College Information Card on the back of your AP Student Pack.

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[hwjwill]

<p>Thanks you guys.</p>

[iluvpiano]

<p>If you didn’t put a college on your AP test, then you can pay to send them later.</p>