<p>While I did get mostly 4's and 5's on my ap tests, I did recieve a couple two's last year when I was ill during ap exams. I don't want to only list selective scores, so my question is: is it bad to not report ANY scores in the self-reporting section of the common app?</p>
<p>Adcoms may wonder why you took so many AP courses but aren’t reporting any test scores.</p>
<p>It’s better to report all of your scores, including the 2s, than to not report any. I think your 4s and 5s would help you more than the 2s hurt.</p>
<p>Some schools ask for scores on the college application, others do not. I think the main issue is that you don’t want to raise any questions in the reviewer’s mind. If you do report the scores, you might want to post a note … one short note. “Sick on day of test, and could not retake.”</p>
<p>hmm. okay. But most people here including my counslor advise that you dont need to report any scores via self-reporting and that all scores can be sent following your senior year at once…is this true? would i be at a major disadvantage if I chose this route?</p>
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<p>It’s true that you don’t have to report anything until you send your official scores to the school where you matriculate.</p>
<p>It’s NOT true that most people here advised you to take that route.</p>