Arman Z.

So, I wrote the Physics 1 Exam in the first time frame in May 2020 (Covid-19 season). The exam didn't seem difficult at all, but rather they were lucky topics for me. The only problem was that I ran out of time on the first question. But luckily, I think of including my first page with the second question, clearly stating in the pictures that the section was from the first question. Immediately afterwards, I call my guidance counsellor to contact an AP coordinator she is familiar with. In a few days' time, she informs me that the AP coordinator has ensured us that my exam would be marked and that I would not need a retest. And that's that for the summer, no more stress until July 17, when they send out marks for the May exams.

And then July comes around. Its the 17th. No mark. In the marks section, it says that I will be 'contacted' by August 1st about my missing score. I wait. Still no score on August 1st. And meanwhile, I've called their office a few times. I call again at the office and they say that they will in fact be marking my exam by the 7th. And to double-check, our AP coordinator also said that my exam should be marked. Can you guess what happened next?

That's right, no score... and today has been a week after the 7th. I call almost every day after from the 7th only to be put on hold for an hour or two. Even wrote them a long a** email expressing my concern. Yet, it took me about a week for someone to actually pick up the phone after a while, only to waste 20 minutes or so saying that nobody will be marking my exam and that I will have to retest!

Collegeboard, if you are reading this, all I have to say is f*** your bull****. Seriously. I paid like $140 just to get a rejected score and a stupid retest, which I am quite sure, you will f*** up again. And I just figured that the Universities I want to doesn't even care about the marks of the exam I want to take. So give me a FULL REFUND for the extreme inconveniences and holdups you have caused over the past three months or so.

And I do want congratulate you Collegeboard people for successfully ripping off thousands of people for no mere reason. :D