<p>I have a question. I read somewhere that if you send AP scores to one UC, that all of them will have access to it? Is this accurate? </p>
<p>I want to get as much stuff done now as possible before I get accepted (if I do). It took me 2 months to get my h.s. transcript, and I took my AP tests about 10 years ago lol. </p>
<p>I don't mind waiting but if the above is true, I just want to get it out of the way and off my checklist of things to send in.</p>
<p>You should only send the AP scores to the UC that has accepted you and to which you intend to enroll. As far as I know, the UCs do not share AP scores, since this is something you send AFTER you are admitted and SIR’ed.</p>
<p>Is there any way to send the AP scores by internet? I have a College Board account from taking the SAT’s…but I can’t find out how to send AP scores. Is the only way to do it to send it by phone? I might not know where my AP packet is anymore…the first time I sent my scores, to UCI, I just listed the school when I took the test…since I already knew I was accepted. Since I’m an UC student already and the AP scores apear on my transcript, do I still have to send them anyway?</p>
<p>Just email <a href="mailto:ap@collegeboard.com">ap@collegeboard.com</a>. They will answer all your questions</p>
<p>Not to take away from Lookin4ward’s original post, but will colleges accept AP test scores that have not been sent directly to them? I have a copy that are official and unopened that I had sent to me a few months ago to have on-hand for when they are needed. Thanks!</p>
<p>just take those to the school you want to kingdom. As long as they are sealed and unopened the records office will accept them.</p>