Well, this is a totally different thing. We generally have A, B, C, D, and F. A is 100%-90%, B is 89%-80%, and so on until F is 59% and below.
The AP test is supposed to be equivalent to the college final for whatever subject, and the test basically determines whether you get college credit for an advanced class you took in high school.
5s and 4s means you would have gotten an A on the college final, a 3 is a midrange B (which is the lowest score any college will take for credit; many only take 4s or 5s, some only 5s), a 2 is a low B and 1 is C (I think -- I'm not quite sure about the lower grades' equivalencies)
So on this scale, yeah, 4s and 5s are good.
level one here is like when a pre-primary kid writing a squiggle and tell you it says 'cat'
LOL
I googled SOSE. That's studies of society and environment? We don't have that. Cool.
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Date: 2006-07-14 08:50 pm (UTC)The AP test is supposed to be equivalent to the college final for whatever subject, and the test basically determines whether you get college credit for an advanced class you took in high school.
5s and 4s means you would have gotten an A on the college final, a 3 is a midrange B (which is the lowest score any college will take for credit; many only take 4s or 5s, some only 5s), a 2 is a low B and 1 is C (I think -- I'm not quite sure about the lower grades' equivalencies)
So on this scale, yeah, 4s and 5s are good.
level one here is like when a pre-primary kid writing a squiggle and tell you it says 'cat'
LOL
I googled SOSE. That's studies of society and environment? We don't have that. Cool.