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AP Statistics Score Calculator

Enter your practice-test results to predict your AP score from 1 to 5. Drag the sliders or type your points — the estimate updates instantly.

Multiple choice50% of score
/ 42
Free response50% of score
/ 10
/ 10
/ 10
/ 10

How the Stats exam is scored

Revised for 2026–27 and fully digital: 42 multiple-choice questions (50%) and 4 free-response questions worth 10 points each (50%), 90 minutes per section.

SectionPointsWeight
Multiple choice4250%
Free response4050%

Estimated Stats score cutoffs

The College Board sets new cutoffs each year. These estimates come from historically released scoring worksheets — use them as a guide, not a guarantee.

AP scoreWeighted composite (approx.)
570%+
457%–69%
344%–56%
233%–43%
1Below 33%

3 ways to raise your Stats score

  1. 1

    Every inference answer needs the full structure: state hypotheses, check conditions, compute, and conclude in context.

  2. 2

    "In context" is graded — name the variable and population in every conclusion.

  3. 3

    The revised exam has four 10-point FRQs — practice the multi-part questions that combine data analysis, probability, and inference.

Common questions

How is the AP Statistics exam scored?+

Revised for 2026–27 and fully digital: 42 multiple-choice questions (50%) and 4 free-response questions worth 10 points each (50%), 90 minutes per section. Section scores are combined into a weighted composite, which the College Board converts to a score from 1 to 5.

What composite score do I need for a 5 on Stats?+

Cutoffs change every year. Based on historically released scoring, a 5 has typically required roughly 70% of the weighted composite, a 4 about 57%, and a 3 about 44%. Treat these as estimates.

How accurate is this AP score calculator?+

It uses the official section weights and estimated cutoffs from past exams, so it gives a good ballpark — usually within one score point. Your actual score depends on that year's curve.

When do AP scores come out?+

AP scores are typically released in early July through your College Board account.

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