I submitted Cal State application but made a mistake. I forgot to input all of my 6 AP scores and other 5 exams that I am planning to take and only inputted 4 AP exam scores.
Will they think that I tried to lie to the admission office? Or is it okay to just leave it as it is? Should I contact the office?
I thought I could report my official AP scores after I get into the school, so it would not matter a lot, right?
AP scores are not required for CSU admission. Once you are admitted and enrolled, you will be asked for an official report to be sent to your CSU campus.
As long as you reported the AP courses and grades along with In-progress/planned Senior courses, you will be fine.
But I feel like not adding the AP exams that I am planning to take this year might look suspicious to them. Because I am take 5 AP classes right now.
There is no expectation by the CSU’s to take the AP exams. They are not considered in the application review and taking the courses are far more important.
You can make some specific changes to the application including test scores. See below:
Once you submit your application, most sections are locked to prevent edits. Updates you can make include:
- Editing your contact information.
- Editing your profile information (username, password, etc.).
- Adding programs with deadlines that have not yet passed.
- Adding new entries to certain areas of the Academic History, Supporting Information, and Program Materials sections (e.g., test scores, experiences, optional documents, etc.), where applicable (you are unable to edit or delete existing entries).
- Editing program materials for programs you have not yet submitted to.
After making your updates, click Update my application to send the changes to your campuses. If you have updates for other sections of your application, submit these updates directly to your campuses.