How do I send AP scores to colleges for transfer admission?

I'm planning to transfer to another college and I want to make sure my AP scores are considered. What's the best way to send my AP scores to their admissions office? Are there any specific steps I should follow?

You're on the right track in understanding the value of sending your AP scores to the college you are planning to transfer to. These scores can potentially give you college credit and allow you to exempt from some introductory classes, which is definitely beneficial.

To send your AP scores, you would typically need to go through the College Board, the organization responsible for administrating AP exams. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Visit the College Board's website and log into your account.

2. Go to the AP section of your account.

3. Look for the "Send Your Scores" option.

4. From here, you can select the scores that you would like to send and to which institution you'd like to send them.

5. There is typically a fee associated with sending these scores, which varies depending on how many recipients you choose.

Always ensure that you are sending your scores to the correct college and campus (if the university has multiple campuses). Also, it's a good idea to reach out to the college's admissions office to make sure they contribute to your credit hours or assist in course placement at the university you're transferring to. Finally, because the process can take a few weeks, it's recommended to request the scores to be sent as soon as possible, definitely before any application deadlines, to ensure the colleges receive them in time.