<p>I'm in need of some advice here. I took the AP World History exam, and walked out of the test confident that I would get a high 4 or a 5. A few days ago, I received my score report in the mail, and I got a 3.</p>
<p>Now, here's the thing. I have gone and looked over the essay topics, and I have come to the following conclusion on my estimated scores:
DBQ: 7-9
CCOT: 6-9
C&C:3-6
I looked over the score rubrics, and remembered an outline of my 3 essays, and compared those to the topics again. That is how I came up with those numbers.</p>
<p>Now, on average on practice MCs I scored between 58ish% to about 65%. Now, I felt that I scored about 55-65% on this MC (at worst a 55%, estimated 60%, high 65%).</p>
<p>Now, putting my worst case scenario into AP pass, which gives you an estimate of your score, of both FRQ (7,6, and 3) and MC (55%) puts me in the incredibly high 3 (as in about 1 MC question away) to the low 4 range.</p>
<p>So, possibility 1, worst case scenario happened, and I got an incredibly high 3</p>
<p>OR possibility 2:</p>
<p>My MC or FRQ were not added together properly. Now, I don't believe that my FRQ went missing, as I would not have gotten a 3 off of only MC, but I believe that there may have been a machine error on my MC.</p>
<p>Plugging in what I believe are my most likely FRQ scores into AP Pass with a zero on the MC gives me a very low 3. Those scores are 9, 6, and 5. (Before you tell me that those are too high, I felt completely confident in all 3 of my essays. I had very little doubt in any of them)</p>
<p>So, there are 2 possibilities here:
1) I had a worst case scenario test and got a high 3
or
2) The grading machine messed up my MC and I got a very low 3 off of only FRQ</p>
<p>Now, knowing that these are the two scenarios that I believe could have happened, would you or would you not suggest getting a rescore.</p>
<p>Thanks,
Mathadawg</p>