Ap Statistics Score Calculator
Estimate your AP Statistics exam score based on multiple-choice and free-response sections. Input your raw scores to get a predicted AP score (1-5).
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How to use this tool?
This calculator estimates your AP Statistics score (1–5) based on your performance on the multiple-choice and free-response sections.
- Enter Multiple Choice (MC) scores:
- MC Correct: Number of correct answers (0–40).
- MC Wrong: Number of incorrect answers (0–40).
- Enter Free-Response (FRQ) scores:
- FRQ 1 through FRQ 6: Each scored 0–4.
- Investigative Task: Scored 0–4 (weighted 1.5× in the composite).
- Click “Calculate AP Score”.
- View your Predicted AP Score (1–5) and Composite Score.
How it works: The composite score is calculated as:
Composite = (MC Correct - 0.25 × MC Wrong) + FRQ1 + FRQ2 + FRQ3 + FRQ4 + FRQ5 + FRQ6 + (Investigative × 1.5)
Then the AP score is mapped: 68–100 → 5, 53–67 → 4, 40–52 → 3, 29–39 → 2, 0–28 → 1.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The composite score is calculated as: MC Raw Score = (Number Correct - 0.25 * Number Wrong) + sum of all free-response scores (FRQ1-6) + Investigative Task score * 1.5. The maximum composite is 100.
AP scores are on a scale of 1 to 5. Typically, a composite score of 68-100 earns a 5, 53-67 a 4, 40-52 a 3, 29-39 a 2, and 0-28 a 1. These cutoffs may vary slightly each year.
No, all fields are required. Please enter a valid number within the specified range for each input.
