<p>Are you supposed to guess what you are going to get on APs taken senior year? What if someone put down that they are getting all 5's senior year but get 3's? Should I put higher scores that I think I can obtain or more solid scores?</p>
<p>u dnt put down scores for this year’s AP classes</p>
<p>u cant just guess what ur gonna get, just put the scores u actually received</p>
<p>they have this year available in the drop down section, however.</p>
<p>You only enter the scores you have actually received for tests you have actually taken. For your planned senior year tests, enter the AP Test Name and the date you plan to take it: “May 2009.” Leave the score blank.</p>
<p>I tried doing just that but they won’t let me. I’m assuming you need to predict your scores.</p>
<p>Do not “predict” your scores. Be sure you are entering “2009,” not “2008.” Be sure you have cleared any fields that you may have put info in. If that doesn’t work, clear everything on that page, exit the application and log in again. Then just enter the AP test name, the planned date and leave the score blank. If that doesn’t work, send an email asking what you should do.</p>
<p>Please don’t predict your scores. If you “Over-predict” and actually receive lower scores, your admission might be rescinded when they verify your information and find the discrepancy.</p>
<p>don’t enter scores you haven’t received. </p>
<p>or</p>
<p>go ahead and do it and see how it turns out.</p>
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<p>and make sure to post the result for posterity.</p>
<p>^LOL yes agree.</p>