College Board releases AP scores for May exams in early July. The exact date varies each year, but scores have typically been released around July 6th or 7th in recent years. In 2023, AP scores will be released on Friday, July 7th.
How to Access Your AP Scores
- Visit the College Board website
- Enter your login information
- Click on the “My AP” tab
- Select “View Your Scores”
You can also access your AP scores through the College Board mobile app.
Tips for Checking Your AP Scores
- Make sure you have your College Board login information ready.
- Check your scores as soon as possible after they are released.
- If you have any questions about your scores, contact College Board customer service.
- If you are not satisfied with your scores, you can request a score review.
What to Do After Receiving Your AP Scores
- Review your scores and consider your college and career options.
- If you are happy with your scores, you can start applying to colleges.
- If you are not happy with your scores, you can consider retaking the AP exam.
- You can also use your AP scores to earn college credit or to place out of certain college courses.
Common Mistakes to Avoid When Checking Your AP Scores
- Don’t wait too long to check your scores.
- Don’t forget your College Board login information.
- Don’t be discouraged if you don’t get the scores you were hoping for.
- Don’t panic if you make a mistake.
- If you have any questions or concerns, contact College Board customer service.
Pros and Cons of AP Scores
Pros:
- Can earn college credit
- Can place out of certain college courses
- Can improve your chances of getting into college
- Can help you save money on college tuition
Cons:
- Can be stressful
- Can be expensive
- May not be accepted by all colleges
FAQs
1. When are AP scores released?
AP scores are typically released in early July. In 2023, AP scores will be released on Friday, July 7th.
2. How do I access my AP scores?
You can access your AP scores through the College Board website or the College Board mobile app.
3. What should I do if I am not happy with my AP scores?
If you are not happy with your AP scores, you can consider retaking the AP exam or requesting a score review.
4. Can I use my AP scores to earn college credit?
Yes, you can use your AP scores to earn college credit at many colleges and universities.
5. Can I use my AP scores to place out of certain college courses?
Yes, you can use your AP scores to place out of certain college courses at many colleges and universities.
6. How do I send my AP scores to colleges?
You can send your AP scores to colleges through the College Board website or the College Board mobile app.
7. How much does it cost to send AP scores to colleges?
It costs $15 to send AP scores to one college or university.
8. How long does it take for AP scores to be sent to colleges?
AP scores are typically sent to colleges within 24 hours of being released.
