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How to use AP Lang score calculator?

Hey there peeps! Can anyone guide me on how to use the AP Lang score calculator? I just need to get an idea of how well I'm doing in my preparation. Help appreciated!

a year ago

Hello! Sure, I'd be happy to explain how to use an AP Language and Composition score calculator. It's pretty straightforward, but the first thing you need to know is that the AP Lang exam consists of two main parts: a multiple choice section and a free-response (essay) section.

Here is a simplified version of how to use an AP Lang score calculator:

1. Start by taking a full-length practice test or a section of the test - you'll need these raw scores for the calculation.

2. For the multiple choice section, simply record the number of questions you answered correctly. This is your raw score for the section.

3. For the free-response section, each of the three essays are scored on a scale of 0-9 by College Board graders. This means your raw score for the section can range from 0 to 27.

4. Add up the scores from the three essays. That's your raw score for the free-response section.

5. Now, enter your raw scores into the calculator. It should calculate your AP Score (1-5) based on these inputs. It's estimating this based on previous curves set by the College Board.

Remember, the calculator is simply a tool meant to give you a rough estimate of how you'd score on the actual test. Your real exam score could be slightly higher or lower. Aim to consistently score in the range you're hoping for on the actual test to maximize your chances of achieving it.

Happy studying and best of luck with your preparation!

a year ago

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