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AP Statistics
Past Papers
AP Statistics past exam papers including full papers, multiple choice and free response questions.
Grade boundaries are as follows:
The aim behind standardised tests is to have the average on the test to be roughly 50% (which corresponds to a 3) in order to optimise the distinction between scores. If the test is too too easy, then lots of students will get 100%, and one will have a hard time telling the difference between good students and very good students. One will have the same issue if the test is too hard - lots of students get 0%, and you can’t tell them apart. The easiest way to remember the scoring guidelines roughly is:
50% is a 3
60% is a 4
70% is a 5
Put simply, if you’re above 50%, you’re a “pass” (which means a 3). But 50% right on the nose could be a “2”. A "2" is usually not accepted by universities unless there are extenuating circumstances. A "1" is a fail.