AP Score Calculator | Estimate Your Advanced Placement Results

AP Score Calculator Tool | Calculate Your AP Exam Score

AP Score Calculator

Instantly calculate your AP score with our free, modern tool. Enter your raw scores, estimate your AP Exam result (1-5), and download or save your results for later.

How to Use the AP Score Calculator:

  1. Enter your Multiple Choice and Free Response scores below.
  2. Click Calculate AP Score to see your result!
  3. Click Download Result to save your personalized report.

Scoring formulas are based on typical College Board AP exam rubrics, but always check your AP subject’s own weighting.

Enter Your Scores

What is an AP Score?

An AP score is a standardized number (1–5) that shows how well you performed on an Advanced Placement exam. Colleges and universities use your AP score to determine whether you’re eligible for credit or placement.

  • AP Score of 5: Extremely well qualified
  • AP Score of 4: Well qualified
  • AP Score of 3: Qualified (most colleges award credit)
  • AP Score of 2: Possibly qualified
  • AP Score of 1: No recommendation

Our AP Score Calculator makes it easy to estimate what your AP score might be, helping you set realistic goals!


FAQs about AP Scores

How are AP scores calculated?
Most AP exams combine a multiple-choice (MC) section and a free-response (FRQ) section. The raw scores are weighted, combined, and converted to a 1–5 AP score. This AP Score Calculator uses a typical weighting of 50% MC and 50% FRQ for estimation.
Will this AP Score Calculator work for all AP subjects?
Yes, but note that some subjects have specific weighting and scoring. This tool provides a close estimate for most exams.
Can I download my AP score result?
Absolutely! After calculation, use the Download Result button to save your AP score as a text file.
Is this AP score tool mobile-friendly?
100%! You can use it on any device—it’s fully responsive and works great on desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
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