Viewing Your AP Essay Online

[Wodehouse]

<p>After taking the SAT, I was able to view a scanned copy of my essay on collegeboard.com. Is it possible to see my AP English essays online?</p>

[kalurivanil]

<p>I don’t believe so.</p>

[ironchariot]

<p>no, you will never get to see your ap essay or any frq</p>

[Wodehouse]

<p>That’s too bad. My Q3 would have made my English teacher cry tears of joy. Is there any way to request it, like for the TAKS (Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills)?</p>

[MoreTeaWesley]

<p>From CollegeBoard: </p>

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You may obtain your original free-response booklet(s) from the most recent exam administration. No comments, corrections or scores are included. To order your booklets, you must send AP Services a signed, written request by mail or fax, which must be received by September 15 of the year in which you took the exam, accompanied by a fee of $7 per booklet. You will not be able to order your booklet(s) after this date. Booklets for exams whose free-response questions are not released on the College Board website (for example, late-testing exams) are not available.

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[Wodehouse]

<p>Thanks a lot Wesley for shedding some light on that topic</p>

[Darthpwner]

<p>You get your free response booklet where you could write notes in. You DON’T get to see your actual essay.</p>

[TrElite]

<p>What about score breakdown? Do they tell you your score break down?</p>

[Darthpwner]

<p>Nope all you get is your composite score.</p>

[MasterYster]

<p>No you can get your ORIGINAL essays if you want to order your FRQ booklet. I did it one time. They don’t come with scores or how the grader graded it</p>

[notmeantforivy]

<p>You can’t read your essay online.</p>