<p>So I walked out of the exam room 98% sure I had gotten a 5. But I just saw my score report, and it says 4. [I was on vacation from the beginning of July so I never got to see my scores until now]. A rescore sounds pretty ridiculous, but I just remember feeling so confident I'd gotten a 5. Should I go for a rescore or not? It doesn't really matter to me, as I'm a rising sophomore and will be taking Calculus BC this coming school year, but it just bugs me that I'm like one of the very few people in my school who got a 4. And I just looked at a poll one of my friends made about calc ab scores, and only the people who didn't try/care got 4s. My school has some of the best calculus teachers around so we have an extremely high 5 rate. Just confused as to what I should do from here.</p>
<p>I wouldn’t pay to re-score. The scores are scaled and are relative to the rest of the country. Maybe you made errors in some of the questions (calculation mistake, didn’t adequately prove your result for FRQs)?</p>
<p>Better to just move on and aim for a 5 on BC.</p>