<p>On the application for UCs I accidently put one of my classes as a two semester class instead of only 1 semester for senior year. I have AP American Political System for only first semester and then AP Economics for second semester, but I accidently put AP American Political System for both semesters and completely forgot to put AP Economics. Does this really matter to colleges? I need to know if I need to notify the colleges I applied to.</p>
<p>Hmm... but wouldn't it show up on your transcript that your school sends them? </p>
<p>If you think that them knowing that you have another AP class would increase you chances, then you should notify them.</p>
<p>Well I heard that colleges may yank your acceptance if you "lie" on your application, so im just worried if what I did constitutes lying.</p>
<p>It's a very easy to make to make that mistake. You need to contact the UCs and correct the mistake. DD almost made that mistake because the UCs application can be confusing. I think eventually she put in the additional information that she has AP Pol sci for 1st semester and AP economics for second semester, just for clarification.</p>
<p>They can tell the difference between a lie and a mistake (your mistake gave you one less AP class- who would lie like that?)... Correct it to make sure.</p>