<p>I am finished with my University of Michigan application and I really want to send it in this Friday or this Monday at the latest. However, I have one small problem. So far, as one of the honors/awards, I put down AP Scholar with Distinction because I meet the standards (I took 5 AP tests and received 5s on all of them). Unfortunately, to my best knowledge, I have not yet received official recognition from College Board for this distinction. Does anyone know about when we are supposed to be informed about these certificates? Since I will probably get the piece of paper sooner or later, is it alright for me to put it down?</p>
<p>Please share anything that might help me out.
Thank you very much.</p>
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<li>you'll probably get the notice any day (I know someone who got their envelop today on the east coast - though it did take awhile for everyone across the country to get their ap scores in the first place)</li>
<li>your scores are better than the mere title implies (you only need a 3 something average to get it). if you think ap scores will help, you can send a score report and/or list them somewhere on your application.</li>
<li>i've heard varying things about whether colleges even look at ap scores -- though i can't imagine them hurting.</li>
<li>talk to your gc - he may already have received notice of the awards and he can tell you how people normally handle this.</li>
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