AP Scores — Release Dates, Score Meaning & Next Steps | RevisionDojo

For example:

• APUSH: MCQs + SAQs + DBQ + LEQ = composite score
• AP Calculus AB: MCQs + FRQs = composite score

The cut scores (the minimum composite needed for each AP score) vary slightly by year.

Why AP Scores Matter

AP scores can:

• Earn you college credit (saving money and time)
• Let you skip introductory courses
• Strengthen college applications by showing academic rigor

But — every college has different AP credit policies.

How RevisionDojo Helps You Use Your AP Scores

With RevisionDojo, you can:

• Check which universities accept your AP scores for credit
• Match your scores to courses you can skip
• Plan your applications around your AP results
• Use score calculators to predict results before release day

FAQ – AP Scores

1. Can I send my AP scores to colleges for free?
Yes — you can send one free score report each year if you select a college before the exam.

2. Do AP scores expire?
No — they remain on your College Board record indefinitely.

3. Can I withhold or cancel AP scores?
Yes — you can pay to withhold scores or request a cancellation.

4. What if my AP score is lower than expected?
You can retake the exam next year or focus on boosting your college application in other ways.

Turn Your AP Scores Into College Credit

Don’t let your AP results sit unused — use them to get ahead.