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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kid has a 3.91 GPA (4.51 weighted), 1400 SAT score, and APs were 1 (APUSH during COVID freshman year),2 (sophomore) and 3,3,3 (junior).  Very good leadership EC's.

She probably won't submit AP scores to the more selective colleges on her list, but my question is - if she is admitted to a school that will accept 3's for credit, can she get credit if she attends one of those schools even if she did not submit the scores with her application?

In response to OP's post and the debate, I'm not worried about my child's future or college prospects. I know she probably won't get in to the 2 Ivy's she is applying to (which she's choosing to apply to despite the likelihood of rejection). But, I am confident she'll land in a good school that is right for her.  But then again, I almost failed out of high school myself and ended up at a small college and then onto a competitive law school and I've been a lawyer for 20 years.

She doesn't go to a super competitive high school, and while there are a few high achievers who compare scores and she'll feel bad about her scores for a few days, there are plenty of kids who don't take APs at all.[/quote]

My kid is at a similar MCPS high school and the scores of her fellow students are fairly low, mainly 2s with a few 3s. 5s are rare.

Her scores this year were 2, 4, 4 and she feels really good about them overall (though the 2 is unfortunate). I think it’s all relative to the peer group.  [/quote]

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