I took AP Stats this past school year, and I've been anxiously awaiting my AP score over the past few weeks. However, my College Board account that's used to access my scores is on my school account, which got deleted by my school recently because I graduated.
As a result, I can't see my AP scores. I don't really need my stats score for college this year, but I would still like to be able to access it. Is there a way that I can get to my AP score without using my deleted school account? Thanks!
This person needs to stop wearing their tinfoil hat. My high school had several business classes, foods classes and a gardening class, a required personal finance class that taught you how to set up a Roth IRA and retire a millionaire, and a required social studies class that had you memorize the Bill of Rights. Many other schools probably have stuff like this too. I know there are motions in the US to make finance classes a requirement for high schools.
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