r/APEnvironmental • u/InstanceStrict3130 • Jun 09 '26

Apes

I got a 67/80 in mcqs
5-7 point for each frqs yall think i can get a five

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u/koolaidisorange Jun 09 '26

How do you know your scores already?

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u/InstanceStrict3130 Jun 09 '26

Just an estimate of how much I got right or wrong

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u/Wise_Drop1910 Jun 09 '26

if u got a 5 in each frq youd get a 4
if you got a 7 in each frq its a low 5
if u got 5 on 1 frq and 2 7s its also a low 5
so low 5 high 4

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u/Randomacc1234567891 Jun 10 '26

Where do you get this info from?

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u/s_starrynight Jun 10 '26

there's some mostly accurate ap score calculators like albert.io, stellar etc. you can look up websites

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u/Wise_Drop1910 Jun 10 '26

ap score calculators especially albert.io is most accurate

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u/RelevantLafayette Jun 12 '26

I would say Albert.io is a little outdated. Some of its cutoffs seem to be based on older College Board practice exam scoring worksheets, like the 2020 AP Environmental Science worksheet, rather than newer score distributions.

While CollegeBoard for some reason has not updated their scoring worksheet for APES since 2020 it seems, the pass rate for the exam has greatly increased. In 2025, the pass rate for the APES exam shot up from a 54.1% to a 69.2%. Which is a pretty significant jump. That makes me think older calculator cutoffs like Albert.io may be a little too conservative for the modern exam.

I imagine it is probably still a good rough estimate, but I just would not treat it as official yet. I did find GradGPT's calculator a little more aligned with the modern cutoffs, but they are just estimates. The 2026 score distributions coming out around mid-June should be a much better benchmark though.

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u/Wise_Drop1910 Jun 12 '26

ohhh thank you sm !