When Do 2025 AP Scores Come Out? Here’s What You Need to Know

 

Today is July 7, 2025—and yes, AP exam scores are officially live. The College Board has begun rolling out results for the 2025 AP exams, starting with subject rosters and student score reports for educators and students this morning.

If you’re a student refreshing your dashboard, you might get lucky or need to be patient. Results are being released region by region, and it’s totally normal if your scores aren’t visible right this second. The College Board has warned—this is a rolling release, meant to ease traffic and account for different exam formats, time zones, or late testing.

Login to myap.collegeboard.org with the same account you used to register. Watch for an email alert when your scores drop. Don’t create a new account—doing that can actually delay your results.

Why the staggered timing? First, College Board continues to use a rolling system that delivers scores gradually across regions . Second, this was a milestone year: millions of tests were taken digitally for the first time . Digital exams add speed, but also new checks and balances, affecting timing.

So, if your dashboard still shows “no scores yet,” here’s the tea: most scores should appear within the next few days. In fact, every student is expected to have full access by mid‑July, with July 14 marking the final wave of student data and reports.

At Trend Rage, here’s your bottom line: SESSION ALERT – July 7 marked the start. LOG IN. Be patient. Use the same account. And don’t panic. Your AP scores are in the system, just on the way. Stay tuned, stay cool—and check back daily, especially if you took a digital, makeup, or accommodated exam.

Your results are coming—get ready to celebrate, plan for college credit, or decide if you want a rescore. This is moment one, and your moment is coming.