Wondering where you stand for the AP® SpanishLanguage Exam? Use this AP® Spanishscore calculator to predict your score. Just input your points for each section, and the score calculator will compute the final score.
At this time, the College Board has not officially released a scoring worksheet that reflects the latest changes in AP® Spanish Language. In order to create our projected curve, we have taken the relative percentages of the MCQ and FRQ as well as the point values of each question as outlined In the scoring guidelines released for 2019-2020 here.
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What is a good AP® SpanishLanguage score?
Receiving a 3, 4, or 5 is commonly accepted as scoring well on an AP® exam. According to the College Board a 3 is ‘qualified,’ a 4 ‘well qualified,’ and a 5 ‘extremely well qualified.’ Depending on the school you plan to attend, college credits can be available for scores within the 3-5 range. To review the AP® Credit Policy for schools you’re considering, use College Board’s search tool.
When evaluating your performance on the AP® Spanish language Exam, take into account the subject matter and your performance versus your peers. According to the latest 2020 AP® Spanish Language score distribution report, 90% of the test takers received passing scores of 3 or above.
What is the average AP® SpanishLanguage score?
The average AP® Spanish Language score changes yearly due to factors such as student preparation and revision of exams (most recently redesigned Fall 2013). The College Board typically attempts to maintain consistency in exams for each subject. We can analyze the average AP® Spanish Language score more efficiently by considering a multi-year trend.
We can refer to the AP® Student Score Distributions, released by the College Board annually. Remember that these reports are separated into the standard group (excluding native speakers) and the total group (including native speakers). The standard group mean score was 3.52 in 2014, 3.54 in 2015, 3.53in 2016, 3.45 in 2017, 3.45 in 2018, 3.41 in 2019 and 3.53 in 2020. The raw average for the standard group over the previous seven years is 3.49. Meanwhile, the total group mean score was 3.72 in 2014, 3.79 in 2015, 3.78in 2016, 3.61 in 2017, 3.69 in 2018, 3.71 in 2019 and 3.86 in 2020. This calculates to a raw average of 3.74 for the total group over the last five years.
Why are AP® SpanishLanguage scores curved?
The scores on AP® exams are curved every year by the College Board to preserve consistency and standardize student performance. Courses, AP® SpanishLanguage included, are essentially college-level subjects. The scoring guidelines emulate the austerity of similar college courses.
How do I get a 5 on AP® SpanishLanguage?
This is the question every student asks, which, unfortunately, has no easy answer. To achieve a 5 on the AP® SpanishLanguage exam, you will need a combination of determination, commitment to learning, and a well-executed study plan. The AP® SpanishLanguage exam will test your proficiency in interpretive, presentational and interpersonal communication. You will be required to listen to an analyze legitimate texts from the Spanish-speaking world.
Luckily, Albert.io has developed the following informational articles to help you further prepare for the AP® SpanishLanguage Exam.
- Is AP® Spanish Language Hard?
- How to Study for AP® Spanish Language
- The Ultimate List of AP® Spanish Language and Culture Tips
For more practice, visit the Albert.io guide to AP® Spanish Language, where we’ve collected many invaluable resources for the continuation of your studies. It’s widely accepted that practice is the best way to increase your chances on any exam. It is especially important to take advantage of all the available study materials to overcome the standard mean score for this difficult language.
Why should I use this AP® SpanishLanguage score calculator?
We created Albert.io’s AP® SpanishLanguage score calculator to inspire you as you prepare for the upcoming exam. Our score calculators use the official scoring worksheets of previously released College Board exams. We know that preparation is the key to success, and in that spirit, we have provided you with this easy tool. Once you know the makeup of a 3, 4, or 5 AP® SpanishLanguage score, you can better prepare to ace your exam with minimal worry.
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