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AP Statistics Score Calculator

Calculate composite score and predicted 1 to 5 grades for AP Statistics

AP Statistics Score Estimator

Calculate composite score and predicted AP grade 1 through 5

How AP Statistics Score Calculator Works

Composite Score = MCQ / 40 × 50 + Standard FRQ / 20 × 37.5 + Investigative Task / 4 × 12.5

Calculates composite scores based on official 50 percent Multiple Choice and 50 percent Free Response Question weightings according to College Board standards.

Example Calculation

AP Statistics Grade 5 Example

A student earns 31 out of 40 on multiple choice, 14 on standard FRQs, and 3 on the investigative task.

  1. 31 of 40 MCQs yields 38.8 weighted points
  2. 14 of 20 standard FRQ points yields 26.3 weighted points
  3. 3 of 4 investigative task points yields 9.4 weighted points
  4. Composite score equals 38.8 plus 26.3 plus 9.4 which equals 74.5 points mapping to a score of 5
Result:Score 5 Extremely Well Qualified

AP Statistics Scaled Score Curve

AP ScoreComposite PointsQualificationCollege Credit Recommendation
570 to 100 pointsExtremely Well QualifiedCredit granted for Introductory Statistics
457 to 69 pointsWell QualifiedCredit granted for Introductory Statistics
344 to 56 pointsQualifiedCredit granted at state universities
232 to 43 pointsPossibly QualifiedUsually no college credit awarded
10 to 31 pointsNo RecommendationNo college credit awarded

Frequently Asked Questions

What composite score do you need to get a 5 on AP Stats?
To earn a 5 on the AP Statistics exam, students typically need a composite score of approximately 70 or higher out of 100.
What is the Investigative Task on AP Statistics?
The investigative task is Question 6 on the free response section, worth 25 percent of the free response score, requiring students to integrate multiple statistical concepts into a novel scenario.
Is a graphing calculator required for AP Statistics?
Yes, a graphing calculator with statistical capabilities such as the TI-84 or TI-Nspire is essential for the entire exam.
What is the passing rate for AP Statistics?
Approximately 60 percent of students pass the AP Statistics exam with a score of 3 or higher.
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