I always see those links to PDF’s on the College Board website showing how scores of previous exams were scored, but for the life of me I cannot navigate that website to find the World History one. Can someone link it for me?</p>
Google “AP Exam Multiple Choice Worksheet,” and click the 1st result. That page has the curves for 2 released exams for every test.</p>
appass.com is great.</p>
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Put in what you think you got [AP</a> Pass - AP World Calculator](<a href=“http://appass.com/calculators/world]AP”>AP World History Test Score Calculator - AP Pass)</p>
^ oh damn not even 70%, but 65%. even better</p>
^^ Thanks, but is the cutoff for a 5 always 77 composite score? Or could it be higher/lower?
If that thing is right, even my low estimates have me getting a 5!</p>
No, but you can expect it to be around 77 each year, depending on how hard the essay was. Essays are graded on a curve. </p>
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I think 2002s curve was a little harsher, it was like an 82 for a 5.</p>
^How do you know that? They didn’t release that curve</p>
^85 sounds like the right score to get a 5.</p>
I swear I read that somewhere but I can’t find it again, sorry</p>
It’s going to be around a 95 for a 5 on this one; it was way too easy, and they changed more than just the scoring.</p>
^U siced the **** out of that (at most 90).</p>
^^ Is that just a number out of your ass? Or do you know an AP grader or something? Do they even make the curve this early after the test?
A 95 composite is RIDICULOUS. Especially considering that the FRQ’s were about a 7 or 8 on a difficulty scale of 10.</p>
Around a 70%.</p>