Colleges don&#x27;t see AP scores until after a student is admitted so admissions only sees the fact that the kid is in the class. Also, from what I can tell, admissions offices do have a pretty good feel for the schools they read for.<p>Once a kid is accepted, schools already give placement tests so that takes care of that issue.<p>On the credit front, I think partnering with a college would yield better results (like what you did).<p>I also wonder how much the credits mean - if a kid can knock off a full semester, it&#x27;s obviously a big saving but given the way colleges charge undergrads - a fixed amount for a varying number of credits, at the end of the day, I wonder if it makes much of a difference for a kid that gets a small handful of credits.