<p>I was browsing through the Collegeboard site, and I found this. Hopefully it is put into place for 2010 on. </p>
<p>The College Board is actively developing an online AP score delivery system for secondary schools and districts, which could be available as early as summer 2010. This system will deliver the same score report information as the current paper reports and rosters, but in a more flexible and environmentally-friendly format. Additional information about online score reporting will be posted to this site and e-mailed to AP Coordinators, administrators, AP teachers and district personnel in advance of the system's launch.</p>
<p>@Jerrry: That is the logical response, but then again here we have PSAT scores being available last week and yet they won’t be online till mid december? Haha I prefer the paper (or if you’re anxious, phone) method we have currently.</p>
<p>man, lucky you. I don’t get my PSAT scores until the counselor comes into my AVID class. This is hella sucks. I want to know if I did well enough to become a national merit scholar.</p>
<p>I hope this system goes into effect for 2010. I think it’ll be faster because we will have an option between online/paper score, similar to the SAT system. Undoubtedly, online will be up faster than paper.</p>
<p>Haha, well I only got my scores because I got the highest ones in the school. 222 :] And the dean is really close with me and was proud so she wanted to tell me. </p>
<p>But I digress… :S what I’m getting at is that the school got the master list of scores for everyone at the school a week ago. Yet we aren’t scheduled to get our paper copy via mail till perhaps next week or the next one, and the online availability till about then. I guess its possible that if they make AP scores online they’ll strive to do so at the earliest possible time, but the fact that things like this happen with the PSAT tells me that they don’t really care how quick we get our results :P</p>
<p>I imagine when this takes affect there will be both a paper option and an online option, but I don’t see the online one being drastically quicker. Us anxious nerds will have to stick with the telephone method :P</p>