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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lots of students take AP exams and don’t take the AP class. Colleges would never know the student took the exam unless the student reported it. [/quote] In cases where the transcript says the student took AP * and no score is submitted, is that an issue?[/quote] it's not great for top schools because there are plenty of students who have taken 7 AP classes and submit 7 AP scores of 5. All things being equal on the GPA and test score front, a college is going to take this kid over a kid who took 7 AP classes and submitted 5 scores, especially if the missing scores are in a discipline they want to study. I.e. if they are applying for engineering and the Calc BC or physics C score is missing then that can be a strike against them. [b] The readers are looking for ways to differentiate between a ton of highly qualified (and otherwise equally qualified) kids. [/b] I have a friend who was a long term reader at at top10 school and I asked her all about the AP thing as my kid has imperfect AP scores. [/quote]
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