<p>This takes a lot of pressure off people who are taking a lot of exams.</p>
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<p>But be careful. A university calculus course may seem significantly harder than even BC calculus in high school, since many high schools now require students to take BC calculus over two years instead of one year that a university student in freshman calculus would do.</p>
<p>And some other AP courses and tests are much less commonly accepted as subject credit in universities (e.g. Physics B) and may be better viewed as honors high school level courses rather than true university level courses.</p>
<p>the econ exams are alot more “technical” per-se.
most students either completely grasp it or they don’t; the minority that does comprehend it score the 5s, the rest, well it depends…</p>
<p>These curves somewhat reassure me…but I’m wondering if the decision this year to cut the penalties on wrong answers will change them for 2011.</p>
<p>Does anyone have an idea of AP Human Geography curves from recent years?</p>
<p>Guys, dont forget, the curve has risen because of the eliminated guess penalty. I know because i have released AP Physics B and AP statistics exams from collegeboard and the revised curves are harsher on collegeboard than the original ones in the released exams. In mine, AP Stat rose by about 7 points, for a 5.</p>
<p>Yes, but you should be able to get a safe 5 now if you could earlier.</p>
<p>Bump</p>
<p>Any curve for ap env sci?</p>
<p>Bump for awesomeness</p>