The Advanced Placement (AP) program is a rigorous academic program that allows high school students to take college-level courses and earn college credit. AP courses are typically more challenging than regular high school courses, and students who take AP courses must pass an AP exam in order to earn college credit.
AP exams are typically taken in May, and students typically receive their scores in July. The exact date that scores are released varies from year to year, but it is typically around the third week of July.
In 2023, AP scores will be released on July 11th. Students can access their scores online through the College Board website or by mail.
What to Do if You Don’t Get Your Scores on Time
If you don’t receive your AP scores by the expected release date, you should contact the College Board. You can contact the College Board by phone at 888-225-5427 or by email at [email protected].
The College Board may be able to provide you with your scores over the phone or by email. If the College Board cannot provide you with your scores, you may need to request a score review.
Score Review
A score review is a process where the College Board reviews your AP exam to make sure that it was scored correctly. Score reviews typically take 4-6 weeks to complete, and there is a fee for requesting a score review.
If you believe that your AP score was scored incorrectly, you should request a score review. You can request a score review online through the College Board website or by mail.
Using Your AP Scores
AP scores can be used to earn college credit, place out of college courses, or qualify for scholarships. Many colleges and universities accept AP scores for credit, and some colleges and universities even offer scholarships to students with high AP scores.
If you plan to use your AP scores to earn college credit, you should contact the college or university that you plan to attend to see if they accept AP scores for credit.
Conclusion
AP scores are typically released in July, and students can access their scores online or by mail. If you don’t receive your scores by the expected release date, you should contact the College Board. AP scores can be used to earn college credit, place out of college courses, or qualify for scholarships.
Additional Information
- The College Board website has a wealth of information about the AP program, including information about AP exams, AP scores, and using AP scores to earn college credit.
- The College Board also offers a number of resources to help students prepare for AP exams, including practice tests, study guides, and online courses.
