How bad is it if I didn't send an official report(AP) to a university?

Question

I just realized now that I have done score reports to all 9 schools I applied to only for SAT and ACT. UCLA is the only school that has the official transcript for AP exams. Would that offical transcript for AP exams affect other schools like UC Berkely or UC San Diego? Or do they believe the applicant?

Is it possible that I got rejected from UC San Diego for not having an offical transcript for the 7 exams I took(passing 3)?

Answer 1

To get credit for the AP exams you passed you're going to have to send reports to the schools. Your highschool transcript shows you took the classes and the score you received in them, but not the score on the exams. If you do not send the scores to the Universities you will simply not receive credit for those classes that the exams make you exempt from. So, save some money in the long run and the aggravation of having to take classes you've passed and send the scores to the University you're attending!

Answer 2

Additional Grade Reports

If you would like a grade report sent to an additional college, or if you did not specify a college to receive your grade report at the time of testing, you can contact AP Services to request the delivery of additional grade reports. Requests generally take one week to process from the date they are received and cost $15 per report. Rush reports are processed within two working days and are available for $25 per report.
AP Services
P.O. Box 6671
Princeton, NJ 08541-6671
Phone: [phone] or [phone] (toll-free in the U.S. and Canada)
Email: [e-mail]