<p>Should I send a letter to all of the universities that i applied to telling them that I was unable to take this test that i listed as planned on my application? I did not take this course at my school (because both the course and the test were not offered), but I've already taken a transferable version of this course at a community college.</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>Can't you still take the test even though you didn't take the class?</p>
<p>I ran out of time to sign up for it since the satellite program in which i'm enrolled in always receives information from the high school late. By the time I found out that the high school did not offer the test and that I could register for the test at another high school, I was nearly out of time. The fact that collegeboard gave me outdated ap coordinator numbers did not help much either. I would greatly appreciate it if somebody knows a school near the bay area (California) that offers this test and is still willing to accept test fees.</p>
<p>Thanks guys!</p>
<p>Talk to your GC about this situation. That's what GCs are for! They should know which schools near yours are offering this exam & still accepting fees. They should also know whether you need to write a letter to colleges giving them an update (tho I would doubt that you'd need to, since AP exams are only to help you get credit toward college).</p>
<p>My satellite program does not have a guidance counselor. However, I've posted a "wanted" thread in the AP section of this forum. Hopefully some schools have yet to turn in their fees.</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>