Reporting AP Scores: How's it done?

Quick question here, how exactly do we report AP scores? Do we send it directly to the colleges? I've put in so much effort and I want to be sure they reach there safe and sound.

Absolutely. You definitely want your hard work to be acknowledged. Advanced Placement (AP) scores are usually reported in the application itself. Many colleges allow you to self-reported them through their the application interface. Whether you're using the Common Application, the Coalition Application, or the college's own application platform, there will likely be a specific section where you can enter your AP scores.

You can also decide whether to send official AP score reports through the College Board's website, the organization that administers the AP exams. To send your scores, you would need to log into your College Board account, and there should be a feature which lets you select the college you want to send scores to. However, keep in mind that there is typically a fee associated with sending official score reports.

However, the official score reports are usually only necessary after you have been admitted and decided to attend, or if the school specifically requires them as part of the application. If you're in doubt, check the college's admissions website or give their admissions office a quick call. They'll be able to guide you accurately.