Ap Psychology Score Calculator
Estimate your AP Psychology score based on multiple-choice and free-response performance. Input your raw scores to get a predicted AP score (1-5).
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How to use this tool?
Follow these steps to estimate your AP Psychology score:
- Enter Multiple-Choice Correct: Input the number of multiple-choice questions you answered correctly (out of 100).
- Enter FRQ Points: Input the total points earned from both free-response questions (each out of 7, total out of 14).
- Click "Calculate Score": The calculator will compute your composite score as MC Correct + FRQ Points and convert it to a predicted AP score (1–5) using these cutoffs:
- 5: Composite ≥ 90
- 4: Composite 75–89
- 3: Composite 60–74
- 2: Composite 45–59
- 1: Composite < 45
- Review Results: Your predicted AP score and composite score will appear, along with a detailed breakdown of the calculation.
Note: All inputs must be whole numbers within the specified ranges. Invalid entries will show an error.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The composite score is the sum of your multiple-choice correct answers (out of 100) and your free-response points (out of 14). This total is then mapped to an AP score using typical cutoffs.
We use the following cutoffs: 5 (90-114), 4 (75-89), 3 (60-74), 2 (45-59), 1 (0-44). These are based on historical data and may vary slightly each year.
No, this calculator is an estimation tool only. It is not affiliated with College Board. Official AP scores are determined by a statistical process that may vary.
