How Do Colleges Know Your Senior Year AP Results?

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Colleges typically require applicants to submit their senior year courses and grades through transcripts, which are updated after graduation. Students report their AP exam scores, which are released after college applications are submitted. Many colleges consider the courses taken during the senior year, even if final grades are not yet available at the time of application. Institutions may request an updated transcript to verify final grades once the school year concludes. This process ensures that colleges have a complete view of a student's academic performance.
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I see people say they get 5's on their AP classes their senior year. The exam for the class is at the end of the year and you apply for college in the fall. How do colleges know what you take your senior year and what you got, if the school year isn't over. Do they just ignore the last semester?

I accidently posted this in the wrong section, meant to put it in Academic and Career Guidance. Sorry.
 
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I see people say they get 5's on their AP classes their senior year. The exam for the class is at the end of the year and you apply for college in the fall. How do colleges know what you take your senior year and what you got, if the school year isn't over. Do they just ignore the last semester?

I accidently posted this in the wrong section, meant to put it in Academic and Career Guidance. Sorry.

you report your scores to the school you have chosen to attend.

i also believe that the school will ask to see an updated transcript after you have graduated.
 
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