Score Arrival By Mail

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<p>Nothing again in Ohio... please tomorrow!!!</p>

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<p>arghh i was so excited when i got on here and saw a lot of people got theirs in socal.. but then i opened my mailbox, and it wasnt there :(</p>

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<p>i check this thread religiously</p>

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<p>nothing in SD.</p>

<p>this is retarded.</p>

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<p>Got mine today. I live in northern Nevada.</p>

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<p>^ Oooo yay! Looks like the AP Wave its moving East!!! =D</p>

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<p>retarded. nothing in AZ.</p>

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<p>nothing in Wisconsin yet. sad....</p>

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<p>Nothing in South TX. :(</p>

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<p>ladedada...<em>sigh</em> I'm terribly tempted to move to california right now...</p>

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<p>Im from IL and nothing yet in the mail.</p>

<p>However, there is a way that you can see your scores early online!</p>

<p>See if your college posts your transfer credit report. Im going to USC and its under myUSC homepage after i login. If you sent the scores to your college, they might have them.</p>

<p>5 in bio, 4 in chem.</p>

<p>GL</p>

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<p>rest of socal got em! yay!</p>

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<p>yay got it today. in socal</p>

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<p>Blah I didn't get it in So Cal (Orange County). People that live one community over got it and go to my same school. :-&lt;/p>

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<p>High Five Nevada!!!</p>

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<p>Vermont's gonna be like the last state, I bet...</p>

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<p>UPDATE FROM AUSTIN, TX!</p>

<p>I didn't get my scores today, but a friend did. So anyways, it seems that scores, even among same-city residents, will arrive at different times.</p>

<p>But I bet the rest of TX will be getting them sooooon :D</p>

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<p>hookem168, people really got them in austin?! I'm so excited!! Hopefully, they'll come to Cedar Park soon. :)</p>

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<p>Yup! F'sho! But like I said, I didn't get mine, so I'm wondering if it's based on your last name or something nutso like that instead of location lol</p>

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<p>florida is lookin like itll be the last state lol. i really wish collegeboard would step it up and stop abusing us for the eight bucks. theyre our scores! but id bet those eight dollars each contribute to about six billion dollars for them and over seven hundred new cases of OCD and chronic anxiety attacks among american teenagers....the smart ones at least</p>