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At this time, the College Board has not officially released a scoring worksheet that reflects the latest changes in AP® Comparative Government. In order to create our projected curve, we’ve 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 here.
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What is a good AP® Comparative Government score?
Receiving a 3, 4, or 5 is a strong score 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 are often 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® Comparative Government exam, consider the subject matter and your performance compared to your peers. According to the latest 2024 AP® Comparative Government score distribution report, 73% of students achieved a 3 or higher.
What is the average AP® Comparative Government score?
The average AP® Comparative Government scores differ yearly due to factors such as a new student population and revision of exams. The College Board typically attempts to maintain consistency in exams for each subject. We can analyze the average AP® Comparative Government score more efficiently by considering a multi-year trend.
We can refer to the AP® Student Score Distributions, released by the College Board annually. These reports show us that the mean score was 3.18 in 2024, 3.14 in 2023, 3.14 in 2022, 3.16 in 2021, and 3.34 in 2020. Calculating the raw average for the prior five years allows us to determine a mean score of 3.19 for AP® Comparative Government and Politics.
Why are AP® Comparative Government scores curved?
The scores on AP® exams are curved every year by the College Board to preserve consistency and standardize student performance. Courses, AP® Comparative Government and Politics included, are essentially college-level subjects. The scoring guidelines emulate the stringency of similar college courses.
How do I get a 5 on AP® Comparative Government?
This common question has no easy answer. To achieve a 5 on the AP® Comparative Government exam, you will need a combination of determination and a rigorous study plan. The AP® Comparative Government Exam is intended to determine your knowledge regarding the course’s six core countries and your ability to compare and contrast political establishments. You must understand the varying electoral systems, government structures and civil liberty guidelines for China, Great Britain, Iran, Mexico, Nigeria, and Russia. Your ability to analyze and understand regime responses to social, economic, and religious challenges throughout history will be vital.
Luckily, Albert.io has developed informational articles to help you further prepare for the AP® Comparative Government and Politics Exam. Peruse the following for further course help.
For additional practice, visit the Albert.io guide to AP® Comparative Government. We’ve prepared hundreds of multiple-choice and free-response questions for you. Take advantage of the wealth of knowledge collected for your benefit in our study guides, example questions, and practice exams.
Why should I use this AP® Comparative Government score calculator?
We created our AP® Comparative Government score calculator with you in mind. Our goal is to motivate you as you approach this year’s exam. Our score calculators use the official scoring worksheets of previously released College Board exams to provide you with accurate and current information. 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® Comparative Government score, you will be better prepared to ace your exam with minimal worry.
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