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Happy April!
I took AP English and Calculus during high school. I graduated in 1993 and passed both tests in unspectacular fashion. I did receive credits at Michigan and they are on my transcript along with about 12 credits from a local community college. TESU seems to have stopped evaluation of the Michigan transcript and noted that all other transcripts needed to arrive. They have received my cc transcript and I sent a form to the College Board for the AP test results, but it has been more than 20 years. I'm just curious about how long the College Board archives the scores.
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there are specific instructions for scores older than a certain amount on college board's site
TESU got mine from 94 and 95, two years ago
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Hey, thanks for reminding me about AP! It was so long ago I'd completely forgotten, but back in '89 I got a 5 on AP English. Maybe I can place out of freshman English
Anyway, apparently after 4 years you need to mail or fax them a form. The fee is $25, payable by check, money order or credit card. Here's a link to the form (pdf):
https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/di...s-form.pdf
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I sent TESU AP scores from 1990 and 1991. It took a couple of weeks for the College Board to complete the request. You'll probably start to think that your request was lost. Don't worry. It will just take a while.
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Notgodot Wrote:Hey, thanks for reminding me about AP! It was so long ago I'd completely forgotten, but back in '89 I got a 5 on AP English. Maybe I can place out of freshman English
If you pass AP English, you get credit for both English I & II. At TESU anyway. Lots of other schools too, including B&M.
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dfrecore Wrote:If you pass AP English, you get credit for both English I & II. At TESU anyway. Lots of other schools too, including B&M.
Sweet! That's $200 saved. Thanks dfrecore and high school me!
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Notgodot Wrote:Hey, thanks for reminding me about AP! It was so long ago I'd completely forgotten, but back in '89 I got a 5 on AP English. Maybe I can place out of freshman English
Anyway, apparently after 4 years you need to mail or fax them a form. The fee is $25, payable by check, money order or credit card. Here's a link to the form (pdf):
https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/di...s-form.pdf
You'll probably get 6 credits for English 1 and 2
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