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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kid wants to retake a 4. It’s his life.

If he gets a 5 on retake and reports the 5, is it a big problem if AP later delivers the report that shows both 4 and 5?[/quote]

no, why would this be a problem?  He got a 5.  Just don't report a 5 until he's actually received a 5.  [/quote]

yeah, you can always cancel the 4 if 5 is actually gotten, what AP test? My kid will be retaking three 4s LOL

My question is for school like Georgetown that say report all APs taken do you have to let them know about even cancelled ones? [/quote]
To clarify this, Georgetown does not say to report all APs taken. However, Georgetown does like to see AP scores, and in order to have your AP scores considered, you must send an official AP score report from College Board, which includes all the AP scores. Georgetown does not have an option to self-report AP scores (or any other scores) in its unique application.

I don't know whether an official AP score report mentions the existence of cancelled scores. I imagine not, but it may be worth confirming with College Board before trying to cancel a score.

Personally, I'd report the exams with 4s to Georgetown and let it be.[/quote]

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