The AP Lang exam is made up of two clear parts, and each is scored separately. In the first section, you will find 45 multiple-choice questions that you must answer in 60 minutes This part represents 45% of your final grade. The second part, made up of essays, covers the remaining 55%. Altogether, you can […]

The AP United States Government and Politics exam is scored on a scale of 1 to 5. In the official table, you see the percentages of every score (1-5), together with the number of test takers and the average score for every year. Every year the mean and the distribution of points change. For instance, […]

The AP Chemistry exam uses a scale of 1 to 5, where 5 is the highest achievement and shows that you are “extremely well qualified” in the subject. Various colleges interpret those scores differently; some give advance placement, others credit for courses. Usually, scores of 3 or more are considered passing. Even so, if you […]

The AP World History exam is made up of multiple-choice and free-response sections. The multiple-choice section is 40% of the total score. The second part covers the rest 60% and includes short answer questions (SAQ), document-based question (DBQ) and long essay (LEQ). More exactly, each of these three, SAQ, DBQ and LEQ, is 20% What […]