AP score calculator

What AP score might I get?

Unofficial AP score calculator for seminar, stats, psychology, biology, calculus, and other subjects. Not a GPA tool and not an SAT calculator.

AP test score estimate

How the AP score calculator works

This unofficial AP exam score predictor blends multiple choice and free response percents into a 1 to 5 estimate. Subject labels do not change the method. Cutoffs change by year, and this is not a College Board report.

How to use the calculator

  1. Pick a subject. The estimate uses the same method for each.
  2. Enter multiple choice percent and free response percent.
  3. Read a 1 to 5 estimate. Cutoffs change by year.
  4. Use the SAT calculator if you need a 400 to 1600 total instead.

Worked example

If multiple choice is 80 percent and free response is 70 percent, the blended estimate is 75 percent, which this tool maps to a 1 to 5 band.

Understanding your result

Treat this as a rough unofficial band, not an official score. This page does not calculate GPA or SAT totals.

Frequently asked questions

No. Those subjects stay on this AP score calculator.

No. It is an unofficial AP exam score predictor. Cutoffs change by year and subject.

Yes as a rough estimate. The subject list is a label only. The same unofficial method is used for every exam on this page.

No. For section totals use the SAT score calculator. For course points use the GPA calculator.