Ap Csp Score Calculator
Estimate your AP Computer Science Principles exam score based on multiple-choice and performance task scores.
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How to Use the AP CSP Score Calculator
- Enter your Multiple-Choice Score (0–70) in the first field.
- Enter your Create Task Score (0–6) in the second field.
- Enter your Explore Task Score (0–6) in the third field.
- Click “Calculate Score” to see your estimated AP score (1–5) and composite score.
How the calculation works:
- Composite = MC score × 1.0 + Create Task × 6.0 + Explore Task × 6.0 (max 130).
- AP Score mapping: 1 (0–49), 2 (50–64), 3 (65–79), 4 (80–99), 5 (100–130).
- This is an approximation; official scoring may vary.
Tip: All inputs must be within their specified ranges. Invalid entries will show a red error border.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The composite score is calculated as: Multiple-Choice Raw Score (0-70) × 1.0 + Create Task Score (0-6) × 6.0 + Explore Task Score (0-6) × 6.0. The total (max 130) is mapped to AP scores: 1 (0-49), 2 (50-64), 3 (65-79), 4 (80-99), 5 (100-130). This is an approximation.
The maximum composite score is 130, achieved by scoring 70 on multiple-choice, 6 on Create, and 6 on Explore.
No, this is an unofficial estimator. The College Board's official scoring may vary slightly each year.
