<p>I'm just curious as to what kind of scores other school get in the AP exams. Any type of statistics would do.</p>
<p>There are two high schools in my township and one has about 1200 people total and the other (where I attend) has about 800 people.</p>
<p>Larger hs: 268 exams taken Scores of 5: 131
Smaller hs: 118 exams taken Scores of 5: 26
Total: 186 exams taken Total 5's: 167 (roughly 43% of tests taken) </p>
<p>Scores of 3, 4, of 5: 268 (roughly 88%)</p>
<p>I did a project in Psych about AP exams and came up with the following info.</p>
<p>-Surveyed 42 of the 258 current juniors and seniors who took at least one AP test last year.
-Average AP score of 3.44
-Only five 5s, three of which came from me... :eek:</p>
<p>only five 5s at my high school too ;)</p>
<p>Um ... probably around 40 exams taken a year?</p>
<p>how many people are in the senior and junior class? for us, the smaller hs has a junior and senior class of 200 each while the larger hs has a junior and senior class of 400 each.</p>
<p>Calculus AB, with about 70 people taking the exam, only had 1 5. Alot of seniors with senioritus though. The juniors did alot better. About 30 people too APUS...1 5...teacher not too good. About 40 people too AP Eng Lang...2 5s, which was surprising. My school never does too hot.</p>
<p>^^^About 90 people took the Eng Lang exam at my school and only three got 5s. But, there was a 75% pass rate, so that's pretty good. (although the previous year it was 87%). The Eng Lit teacher at my school rocks - 94% pass rate last year.</p>
<p>around 200 people in each class (junior and senior)</p>
<p>around 10 people in the BC calc class every year
last year around 10 people in apush
last year less than 10 people in chem
every year usually aroun 40 people in bio, not many people take the test though; this year, only 20 people in bio; last year around 20 people took the exam (a spike above the norm, people wanted to get out of the final exam (new teacher))</p>
<p>i only know a couple</p>
<p>AP Spanish Language--4.75
AP English Languaage--4.26
AP English Literature--4.27
AP Chemistry--4.15
AP Calculus BC--3.50
AP US History--3.95</p>
<p>The passing rate for AP Calculus for the past 7 years (or something like that) has been 100%. No other AP test comes close to matching that rate. AP Spanish last year was 88%.</p>
<p>my school is pretty large (around 5000 kids)...we had over 100 kids take the calc exam and had all 5s except for like 7 or 8 4s. i think CB came to investigate or something haha</p>
<p>I know that about 60% of the Students got at least a 3 on the APUS exam last year (which is amazing considering how bad the teacher was). All of the Calculus AB/BC class got at least a 3 on the AB exam, with most making 4s and quite a few 5s; the BC exam had a few 2s, but were mostly 3s and 4s with a handful of 5s - I don't like her as a person, but we have a good calculus teacher. I think that about 60% of the physics class got a 3 or over on the Physics C - Mechanics exam, which isn't good at all - that class also had a bad teacher.</p>
<p>woahhh that is a lot of 5's for calc; ab or bc?</p>
<p>My AP Stats teacher bragged about her 60% passing rate last year. That makes me concerned. :/</p>
<p>At my school last year about 160 people(sophmores) took the AP World Exam and there were 3 5's(me included)...65% pass rate. I thought it was pretty good considering it was our first AP exam ever. The pass rate on AP Physics B(juniors)...11%....Wish me luck!</p>