<p>So from the various forums I've read about AP scoring, most people just say that they'd like to get their exam rescored and that they're going to do it. But there aren't any follow up forums or responses about their results? Did their score change at all? I recently got a 2 on my AP Macroeconomics exam; while taking it, I thought it was fairly straightfoward. Even easy. Although I did take the class last semester. Nonetheless, the class prepared me well enough considering all we ever took were old AP exams as our tests. I also studied profusely a week before taking the exam. Should I rescore? Honestly, with my personality, I don't think I made a mistake on the MC section, like filling in the wrong form number and such. All I can think of then is that CB didn't compute my free response and MC sections together. This seems like a pretty huge mistake to make, though apparently it's happened before.
To rescore or to not? SO CONFUSED. And if anyone has sent in a rescore, believing that they had done better, only to receive the same exact score again several weeks later, please let me know.
Thank you :)</p>
<p>3 years ago, we paid for a rescore for my D’s calc exam. The score didn’t change.</p>
<p>I’m in the same boat. I was confident that I at least got a 4 on Macro but I ended up getting a 2.
I am extremely upset by this. I would like my test to be rescored but I’m afraid I might have been too overconfident…
But the worst things that can happen if I ask for rescore are to spend $25 and to take the same class at college,right?So I might just ask for rescore…</p>
<p>Yeah I think I’ll just rescore it as well. In retrospect, I don’t think $25 is much either way. I don’t intend to take Macro in college though when I feel like I could just test out it. I think that should my score remain the same, I’ll just CLEP out of it.</p>