<p>My friend (Not me, I've already posted that I got a 5) got a 1 on the AP Euro test. She got a B in the class, so definitely not expecting that. She said she studied, but is not that studious or serious a person, and I doubt she put in more than a couple dedicated hours. </p>
<p>1) Can she still ask for it to be rescored now?
2) In this situation, is it likely that something went wrong and she will get a higher score?
3) Can she retake the exam?</p>
<p>@CasaAtreides - Thanks for your great response! I'm a little confused thought. First it says that the multiple choice sheet will be scored by hand. Good. Then is says the multiple choice sections is not disclosed and scores are not available. Does that just mean that the individual section score is not available?</p>
<p>You may request that your multiple-choice answer sheet be re-scored by hand. This score and your free-response score are then appropriately weighted and combined. The resulting score is converted to an AP score and compared with the reported score. The multiple-choice section is not disclosed, and therefore scores on this section are not available. The free-response section is not reread. Studio Art portfolios are not reevaluated. AP Services must receive your signed, written request by mail or fax by October 31 of the year in which you took the exam. The fee is $25 per exam. Please allow six to eight weeks for a response.*</p>
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<p>I can’t say. Maybe yes, maybe no.</p>
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<p>She can take it again next May.</p>
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<p>I am personally acquainted with someone who is brilliant at English but scored a 1 on the AP exam. After having his exam rescored, the College Board still said that his real grade was a 1. I’m not too sure if rescoring will change things, but it’s worth a try.</p>