Get Calc Bc Frq 2010

In recent years, the rate of students scoring a 5 for the AP Calc BC exam has generally been between 38% and 44%. The overall rate of students passing (scoring a 3 or higher) has been between 77% and 80%.

ing to the College Board, a 3 is 'qualified,' a 4 is 'well qualified,' and a 5 is 'extremely well qualified.'

However, the higher success rate among students enrolled in Calc BC can largely be attributed to the fact that a significant number of these students had previously participated in the AP Calc AB examination the year before. Doing this has enabled them to easily transition into Calc BC.

For an AP exam, getting a score of 5 usually means you've scored around 70% to 80% on the test, but it can vary. The College Board adjusts scores each year based on how everyone does, so there's no fixed percentage.

Since you only need to get about 60% of available points to score a 5 on either AP Calculus exam, and since you have ample time on all sections, you can strategize the exam differently than you would almost any classroom test.

AP Score Scale Table AP Exam ScoreRecommendationCollege Course Grade Equivalent 5 Extremely well qualified A+ or A 4 Very well qualified A-, B+, or B 3 Qualified B-, C+, or C 2 Possibly qualified ----1 more row

In recent years, the rate of students scoring a 5 for the AP Calc BC exam has generally been between 38% and 44%. The overall rate of students passing (scoring a 3 or higher) has been between 77% and 80%.

Usually, a 70 to 75 percent out of 100 translates to a 5. However, there are some exams that are exceptions to this rule of thumb. The AP Grades that are reported to students, high schools, colleges, and universities in July are on AP's five-point scale: 5: Extremely well qualified.

A 50% is considered a 3 or passing. This is when your AP credit is considered in colleges for being qualified, well qualified or extremely well qualified.