Where can I retrieve the results of my A.P. test back from high school?

Question

I'm trying to get my A.P. test results back to give to my college so I can skip taking that subject again in my general ed., but I don't know how to. I was told to go to www.collegeboard.com to find it, but I have no idea how the hell to read the website or what to look for. What do I do here?

Answer 1

According to the College Board website:
To have a copy of your grade report sent to an institution, the fee for each transcript is $15. You may:
1. Call 609 771-7300 or toll-free 888 225-5427.
2. Send a letter with your name, gender, birth date, AP number or SS#, the year(s) you took the AP Exams, and the name, city, and state of the college(s) to receive your transcript. Send your request and a check made out to AP Exams ($15 for each transcript) to AP Exams, P.O. Box 6671, Princeton, NJ 08541-6671.

For exams taken more than 4 years ago, you must send a letter and check ($25 per recipient) to the address above, including your name at the time you took the exam, date of birth, social security number, current mailing address, daytime phone number, the year the exam was taken, name of the exam, name of the high school you attended, and the name and address of the institution to which you'd like your AP grades sent.

Answer 2

call the guidance office at the high school you graduated from and they should be able to tell you. I believe they keep everything on record there or would have the info on hand since they have to deal with that daily

Answer 3

You have to get it in the mail. Your most recent report will also include the past exam scores. Contract them and they will send you another. You may have to pay, but you can't access it online.

Answer 4

Here you go, hope it is helpful=)

http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/Controller.jpf