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What colleges accept advanced placement scores instead of sat?

Many colleges and universities will accept AP scores *in addition to* or *as a substitute for* SAT/ACT scores, but very few will accept them *instead of* standardized tests *completely*. The phrasing "instead of" is key here. While many are test-optional or test-blind, that means they don't *require* the tests, not that they only accept AP scores.

The difference is important:

* Test-optional: You can submit SAT/ACT scores if you wish, but you don't have to. They'll consider your application holistically, including AP scores, GPA, essays, and extracurricular activities.

* Test-blind: They don't consider SAT/ACT scores at all, regardless of whether you submit them. Again, they'll evaluate your application based on other factors, including AP scores.

Therefore, there isn't a list of colleges that solely rely on AP scores for admission. Instead, you need to look for colleges that are either test-optional or test-blind. These policies are often listed on the admissions pages of individual colleges' websites. Searching for "[College Name] test optional" or "[College Name] test blind" will provide the most accurate information.

Keep in mind that even at test-optional/test-blind schools, strong AP scores will still significantly strengthen your application. They demonstrate academic achievement and preparedness for college-level work.

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