<p>–@Anomalist: Sorry, I have no idea then. </p>
<p>–@emmetstar: Where did you find these stats? I’m curious as to what some of the other stats were.</p>
<p>Whoa, five. I guess all that studying was worth it after all. Congratulations to everyone else! </p>
<p>@ninhja: Trevor packer, the head of AP tweets about all the AP tests on twitter.</p>
<p>Freshman, got 5.
I expected a 4.</p>
<p>I totally expected 4 or worse but got a 5.</p>
<p>[2013</a> AP Exam Score Distributions](<a href=“2013 AP Exam Score Distributions”>2013 AP Exam Score Distributions)</p>
<p>@ninhja There is the link. I guess it is a chart of Trevor Packers, the vice president of college board, tweets. I am happy to make the 5.7 percent and get a 5 as I was expecting a 4. This was my first ap test and I was a sophomore.</p>
<p>With regards to the multiple choice I know I got 60+ because I usually got in the high 50s low 60s and those were on the easier side. The dbq was easy and I definitely got expanded core. The ccot was tough I probably got around 4 or 5. The cc I think I got expanded core too. Overall I am happy to have gotten a 5.</p>
<p>I thought the Dbq and cot were really easy, and I prepared sufficiently, but somehow I only got a 3. That’s bs! There’s no way that could’ve happened unless I tanked the multiple choice, which I didn’t think I did</p>
<p>There were different forms of the frq right? The ones that collegeboard released were not the ones that I wrote about :S</p>
<p>–@emmetstar: Thanks for the link. And I’m happy that I got a 5 as a sophomore as well. I’m guessing that my score just barely made the cut from being a 5 instead of a 4. </p>
<p>–@Wskimo: I’m pretty sure everybody got the same essay questions. You didn’t write about (1)Global dominance, (2)changes in the Medt, (3)govt control over economy?</p>
<p>I’m a freshman and I got a 5. How did the scores drop so much from last year? 5.7% got 5’s! That has to be a record.</p>
<p>Everyone got the same essays and the same test in general:
[AP</a> Central - The AP World History Exam](<a href=“Supporting Students from Day One to Exam Day – AP Central | College Board”>AP World History: Modern Exam – AP Central | College Board)</p>
<p>No I didn’t get those essay topics…lol. There might be 2 answer forms?
I wrote about smuggling (DBQ), how priests & kings used artwork to portray power (CCOT) and womens’ rights in Europe vs China from 1850-1900s (C/C). Might contribute to the fact that I got a “3”. A 1/1/1 for all the essays…
I remember having answer form “E”. That maybe why the % of 5’s fell so much? Collegeboard gave out or graded the wrong essays? I dunno…</p>
<p>Does anyone know if CollegeBoard gives out score breakdowns? Like scores on essays and mc? I really think I did better than what I got. I’m sending in for a rescore right now, but do they release the official scores later?</p>
<p>I’m so happy I got a 4! I was gone for 2 weeks right before the AP exam, so I had almost no time to study!</p>
<p>YAY! 5 as a 14 year old Freshman :D</p>
<p>Surprised, though, thought I bombed the c/c essay - russia totally slipped my mind, so I wrote about china/japan a bit before the actual time period…</p>
<p>@Wskimo: Turns out, you’re not the only one who had those essays but I think the majority of people had the essay questions that College Board posted. Huh. That’s odd, I was under the impression that all the tests were the same but maybe it’s relative to what school or state you’re in.</p>
<p>Some people took the exam at a different date (I know many schools affected by Hurricane Sandy took it late), so the tests were different.</p>
<p>I live in Indiana and took it on the reg. date. Meh, lets hope this 3 will go away</p>
<p>:O I live in the crossroads of America too! Well, best of luck to you then, I have no idea how that happened. 3 still is a passing grade though and you did better than the majority of people.</p>
<p>Kids that took it a week late (there were many on Long Island, Queens, and Brooklyn) got different essays.</p>
<p>Who of y’all took the World History SAT Subject Test too? Is it generally similar numbers of students that take each test?</p>