<p>Most first tier schools don’t give credit for 4’s, and on CC, I’d say the majority of people are looking at first tier schools.</p>
<p>What does everyone guestimate the cutoff score for a 5 will be this year?</p>
<p>I’m putting my bet on 117 ish</p>
<p>how badly do you have to do on an esaay/DBQ to get around a 3?</p>
<h1><em>Q($&(</em>%&#($(**#$(!!!</h1>
<p>It was 106 last year… do you really think it’ll be an 11 point increase?</p>
<p>It’s also ridiculously easy this year. I thought the cut off would stay around the 110-120 range though.</p>
<p>This is CC, though. I think we should keep that in mind.</p>
<p>…well there goes any chance for a good score.</p>
<p>I honestly didn’t think it was that easy, nor did any of my classmates…</p>
<p>Yay! Easy 5 on the APUSH exam. Good essay topics this year.</p>
<p>And I also had a chance to mention Leave It to Beaver. This will make the readers laugh.</p>
<p>Anyone else think it wasn’t that easy? Or are my classmates and I the only ones?.. :(</p>
<p>My classmates didn’t think it was easy. For me, I was way different from them since I read the American Pageant several times.</p>
<p>I think it realy depends.</p>
<p>IMHO, the DBQ and FRQ weren’t HARD, they were just hit or miss.</p>
<p>Honestly, I slept through the whole course. 4/5 days I would listen for an hour, sleep the next. Only once did I take notes. I either failed the course, or got a D if I’m lucky. I cheated on the packets, every single one. I studied very little and when i did, I studied good. Last night, I tried cramming but was caught up with the orlando magic game. This morning, I wake up. Drive to school, pick up some Dunkin donuts, and read about the mexican war and the 14 points.
The first 13 questions, I annihilated, I was suprised. Every single picture except the newspaper one, I knew. I finished at 70, skipped 15 questions, so I skipped a total of 25. I estimate that I got 35 right and 20 wrong. I destroyed every essay. My best possible guesstimation score is a 94 and lowest is like a 75. I passed the test when I didn’t do a thing throughout the year. If I get a 2, I’ll be mad but still like wow. I had a 1 last year on the euro test.</p>
<p>I had skimmed through the fat AP us history review book before school. It’s an amazing book for help.</p>
<p>Things that I forgot to mention that were extremely important on the FRQ’s include emancipation proclamation, and the immigration acts lmao. I cannot believe I forgot those MAJOR things. But I did add a lot of outside information. </p>
<p>ALso i mentioned that the attack of fort sumpter was in North Carolina, not South. I realized it the moment the test finished.</p>
<p>Um…how much points do you get off if you listed things (for the FRQs) from the wrong time period? I did 3 and 4, and on 4, I wrote about some things that were outside of the set time period GAH</p>
<p>Shouldn’t affect it TO bad. If you were way off and you did it the whole essay than yea, you’re screwed. Like for example, in the number 3 essay I was about to put the monroe doctrine, but the night before I skimmed through that topic and remember it was after the war of 1812. SO I got lucky there.</p>
<p>I wouldn’t use Emancipation Proclamation…</p>
<p>Multiple choice wasn’t as hard as I was expecting and the DBQ made me just about cry because I totally forgot to study that topic until about an hour before the exam. So right after I got out of the shower, I went and studied just the you know what/who/when/why that was covered in 1 so I feel at least a 7 coming my way on that essay</p>
<p>Dam I confused the 18th amendment with the 19th I didn’t really care.</p>
<p>^yea i got scared for a second when I read that and realized that maybe I forgot something that huge too… except now after some thought I’m glad I didn’t put that in there.</p>
<p>stop talking about specifics</p>