<p>For some ****ing reason, I put the wrong test month for all of the AP exams I took on a college application.</p>
<p>AND I put the wrong test month for my ACT.</p>
<p>I don't know why I am so stupid, but</p>
<p>1) Will this impact my chances?
2) Should I call them?</p>
<p>Bump please help!</p>
<p>help me help me help me</p>
<p>Email or call all the relevant admissions offices, and clarify all the errors with them. Because it is relatively early in the admissions process for most colleges, they certainly won’t mind (chances are, they haven’t started looking at any of your stuff), so your chances won’t be affected whatsoever as long as you quickly correct this honest mistake.</p>
<p>However, if this is for ED/EA anywhere, or rolling admissions or whatever, and it is late into the admissions process…then it might be too late to correct the mistake, but I daresay the colleges will have cleared it up in any case (e.g. by calling your counselor, or checking the date of ACT scores you sent in, etc.), so I wouldn’t worry.</p>
<p>I wouldn’t worry too much about it. Once they receive the official copies of the test scores (from College Board and ACT.org), the correct information will be on there. Relax. They are interested in the score, not specifically in the date.</p>