What is a great college that accepts really bad AP exam scores lol?

Answer 1

There are several colleges/universities that have programs for students with lower test scores.

Many offer sort of probation, where you have to maintain a certain gpa. The idea would be to get your foot in the door. Try Western Michigan University, I know they have special programs. But you'll have to get with your counselor and do some investigating to find a college that will meet your needs in the long term.

Answer 2

If you've already taken the class and have a bad score, your options are limited. You'll want to check the "Credit by Examination" portion of various colleges' catalogs or the equivalent portion of their websites.

If you just think you won't do well on a test in an AP course, another option is to take the equivalent course for college credit from your local community college. If you can do the work, you'll get your credit (which usually transfers easily to most four-year institutions). You have the advantage that the grade is based on your overall work, not just on a single test.

Answer 3

You don't need to submit your AP exam scores to colleges if you don't want to. I don't think there are any colleges that will give you credit for a score of 1 or 2. There are several, however, that will give you at least partial credit for a score of 3.

Answer 4

Community Colleges, (ha ha) I would Apply to colleges, with emphasis on the AP Courses themselves, (considering you took them) and apply those grades in the application, and throw in every achievement you've ever had. From Valedictorian to, I learned to ride a bike at 2. It never hurts to apply to every college possible

Answer 5

Pick a school that doesn't make you take any exams for college. Schools in Australia, Europe and Britian probably don't. Go abroad.