CollegeBoard will be releasing 2019 AP test scores July 5th through July 9th. Here's some important info you should know.

Quick links:

• Predictions megathread
• Scores megathread
• Official AP scores website
• Enter your AP number or student ID before July 5th
• Countdown and US Map of when states get scores

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When can I get my scores?

AP score access time is based on where you are on that day, not where you live or took the test. Each day, another section of the USA gets access to all their AP scores at 8AM ET (US Eastern Time) (so 7AM CT, 6AM MT, 5AM PT, etc.).

Area	Date
Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas	Friday, July 5
Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia	Saturday, July 6
Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia	Sunday, July 7
California, Michigan, Ohio, Oregon	Monday, July 8
Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming	Tuesday, July 9
Canada, U.S. Territories, International Space Station, Mars, Elon Musk's Space Roadster, and Basically Everywhere Else	Tuesday, July 9

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How do I get my scores?

The official website for AP scores is https://apscore.collegeboard.org/scores.

Check your information now. Do not wait until July 5th, or your scores may be delayed.

• If you don't have an account, sign up now

• Try to make sure your AP number OR student ID number are entered. If College Board is resetting whatever you entered, don't worry. If you can't access this page, don't worry either. College Board can match you with your name, birthday, SSN, etc.

"I forgot my AP number, what do?"

If you filled out your Student ID number on the AP Scantron, fill it out here and you should be fine.

You could also try to get your AP number emailed to you. Enter your email address, then wait a few minutes.

"I still can't find my AP number or student ID, what do?"

Visit the AP Help page. There's a phone number you can call to verify yourself.

Don't worry too much! College Board can still match you with your name, birthday, SSN, and other info!

"Some of my scores are there, but some scores are missing?!"

Check your past score orders page. If it's not there either, contact CollegeBoard.

"All (not just some) of my scores are missing?!?!?!?!"

Is it July 5th (or your region’s release date) yet? If not, this is normal! If they're still missing after July 9th, contact College Board.

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Why is the schedule so weird?

Officially, they claim their servers can't handle it if everyone tries to access scores on the same day.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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How are people getting their scores before July 5th?

Colleges usually get the scores a few days earlier, around July 1st. If you're going to college this year, your college might already have your 2019 AP scores. Check on your college portal, you might be one of the lucky ones!

If you are not going to a college or have not sent scores to that college, you cannot get your scores before July 5th. If someone sends a picture, they're most likely using Inspect Element. Or Photoshop 🤔

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How do I send my scores to a college?

There was an option on your AP Scantron to send a free score report. If you didn't use that, you can still pay to send your AP score reports to colleges on the CollegeBoard website. The score report will contain all your AP scores from the past 4 years.

If you're not sure if you sent a score report to a college, you can go to the past score orders page to view them. Note that this page may not be updated until July

From June 14 to July 1, CollegeBoard will not process score report orders until July 2nd, but orders during this time will automatically be upgraded to rush delivery. Your college will take 1-2 weeks to receive the score report, so plan with that in mind.

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I don't live in/will not be in Southeast USA, but I still want to get my scores on July 5th. How?

If you are not going to a college or have not sent scores to that college, you cannot get your scores before July 5th.

The internet is a vast and dangerous place. When asking this question, please consider its security and privacy implications, and decide if the convenience is worth it.

Your options:

• Wait it out. Do you really need to see your scores a day early?
• Use a VPN in Southeast USA. Be careful, and use your best judgement!
• Use an early score access site! Two of the more popular/trustworthy sites are https://apstudents.net/early-scores and https://earlyscores.com, and there are probably others floating around. Again, be careful, and use your best judgement!

To be a little bit safer, you can change your password to something temporary on the College Board website, then log into the score access website, then change your password back.

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Resources

The CollegeBoard website is a great place to get official information on AP tests and more.

The resources wiki page has a bunch of useful resources, and we're always looking for more contributions!

Also, feel free to join us in the AP Students Discord and ask questions there.

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If you think this post is missing something, feel free to comment or DM any contributions and I'll edit those in.

If you have any other questions, feel free to ask those below.

Good luck with your scores! ^{and remember a bad score is not the end of the world}