| multiple choice is 45% of test; essays are 55% of test; and overall percentage of a 4 is 60%; and a 5 is 70%...so scale accordingly...
the multiple choice is much like the sat verbal,a nd essays are..well...essays, how good are you at writing them...
if you are half-decent at essays and deent at multiple choce a 4 is not hard; otherwise its kinda hard....
hope this kinda helps... HERE's a java program if yu have a compiler; just copy-and-paste this code I wrote, and run it
import java.util.*;
public class Scoring {
public static void main (String args[])
{
Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.print("Enter multiple choice CORRECT /54: ");
int MC_CORRECT = in.nextInt();
int MC_WRONG = (45 - MC_CORRECT);
System.out.print("Enter score on FRQ1 /9: ");
int FRQ1 = in.nextInt();
System.out.print("Enter score on FRQ2 /9: ");
int FRQ2 = in.nextInt();
System.out.print("Enter score on FRQ3 /9: ");
int FRQ3 = in.nextInt();
double MC_TOTAL = (MC_CORRECT - ((0.25)*(MC_WRONG))) * 1.23;
double FRQ_TOTAL = (FRQ1 + FRQ2 + FRQ3) * 3.06;
double TOTAL_RAW = Math.round(MC_TOTAL) + FRQ_TOTAL;
if(TOTAL_RAW >= 107)
System.out.println("Total RAW score is: " + TOTAL_RAW + " and your AP Score is 5");
else if(TOTAL_RAW <=106 && TOTAL_RAW >=93)
System.out.println("Total RAW score is: " + TOTAL_RAW + " and your AP Score is 4");
else if(TOTAL_RAW <= 92 && TOTAL_RAW >=73)
System.out.println("Total RAW score is: " + TOTAL_RAW + " and your AP Score is 3"); |