Enter on your AP exam answer sheet the name of one college or university that should receive your AP score. There is no fee for this. To send the AP score report to additional schools, you will need to do this by phone or mail.
Send the AP score report to the college of your choice by phone. Scores are available by phone usually by July of that testing year. Call and request that additional score reports by sent to the schools of your choice. You will need your AP number, which is listed on your AP student pack, Social Security number, date of birth, the exam year that corresponds to your AP test, the four-digit college code for the college that you want to send the AP score report to and a valid credit or debit card number. The cost to send additional score reports is $15 (as of 2011); requests take about one week. For rushed reports, the cost is $25 (as of 2011). These requests are honored in two days. See Resources for contact information.
Request the AP score report be sent by mail. Ask that AP Services send the score report to a specific college or colleges. Enter your full name, home address, sex, date of birth, AP number and Social Security number and the year of the AP exam on the letter. Also include the names and address of the colleges plus their four-digit college code. Include your debit or credit card number and expiration date in the letter, or include a check or money order for the total amount. The cost is $15 per requested score report for regular processing, or $25 for rushed processing (as of 2011). For the AP Services mailing address, see Resources.