<p>Has anyone here had the multiple-choice portion of an AP exam re-scored before? I'm thinking about having it done and was wondering if it's worth it and whether or not the end result changed your final score on the exam. I was stunned to receive a 2 on my Lit exam. I know my essays were good, so I'm sure it was the multiple choice that got me. I had a large print answer sheet (since I'm visually impaired), so I'm thinking that something may have possibly happened with that in the scoring process. Should I pay the $25 and take a chance for a higher score, or should I forget it?</p>
<p>also.. if u pay a fee you can get your free response booklet.</p>
<p>is it possible your essays were off-topic/not as good as you think?</p>
<p>I was pretty confident with my essays. I covered everything they asked, and I have done very well in all of my English classes and plan to have a career as a writer someday. I highly doubt the essays were the issue when my exam was scored.</p>
<p>If you can spare the $25, go ahead. I don't know if they'll give you credit for the dreaded "off-by-one" error, but that may have happened on the MC.</p>
<p>If your MC section got eaten by the computer or had an "off-by-one", then your score could change a lot. However, if you just had some erasure issues, then your score probably won't improve.</p>
<p>Edit: Anyhow, there was something wrong with your essays. If you did them <em>perfectly</em>, even if you turned in a blank MC section, you would have gotten a 4. Ditto for a 3 if you did them <em>decently</em> (equivalent of getting a C on the essay). To get a 2, your essays would have had to have been subpar, at least in the graders' views.</p>
<p>Has anyone here ever rescored their AP exams and actually had their score increase? Just curious.</p>