AP Statistics · May 2027 format

AP Stats score calculator

AP Statistics counts 50% multiple choice (42 questions) and 50% free response. This AP Stats score calculator applies those weights to your results and estimates a 1–5. In 2026, 17% earned a 5 and 62% scored 3 or higher.

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AP Stats score calculator

Estimate only: College Board does not publish current cut points

Section I: multiple choice

Section II: free response (50% of the score)

4

estimated AP score (62.1% of the weighted points)

Estimate. College Board has never published a Stats conversion chart for this format, so cut points are the average shares from the nine AP subjects with published charts.

  • AP 570% and up
  • AP 458% and up
  • AP 347% and up
  • AP 235% and up

How it works. Weights from College Board for May 2027.

How the Stats exam is scored

The 2027 AP Statistics exam is on Tuesday, May 11, 2027 (Session 2, usually afternoon), and AP scores come out in July.[5][6] AP Statistics changes in 2027: the free-response section drops from six 4-point questions to four 10-point questions, each weighted equally, and the exam moves from hybrid to fully digital. The multiple-choice section has 42 questions.[1]

AP Statistics, May 2027 format
PartQuestions / pointsTimeShare of score
Multiple choice42 questions1 h 30 min50%
Free response4 questions, 10 points each1 h 30 min50% (12.5% each)

Under the new format, each free-response question is worth 12.5% of the exam, the same as about ten multiple-choice questions. Because 2027 is the first year of this layout, there are no released scores or averages for it yet.[4]

Stats score distribution

In 2026, 62% of Stats students scored 3 or higher and 17% earned a 5.[2] In 2025 the figures were 60.3% and 17%, from 266,791 students with a mean score of 2.92.[3]

Stats scores: share of students
AP score20262025
517%17%
423%21.4%
322%21.9%
217%15.9%
121%23.7%

How this Stats score estimate works

No Stats chart has ever been released, so the 1–5 uses the average of nine other subjects’ charts. See where the cut points come from.

Stats: weighted score needed (estimate)
AP scoreAt least
570.1%
458.1%
346.6%
234.6%

Example

65% of the multiple choice plus about half the free-response points gives 62.1%: an estimated 4.

Statistics had the lowest pass rate of the math exams in 2026: 62% scored 3 or higher and 21% earned a 1. The cut points here are averages from other subjects’ published charts, since no Statistics chart has ever been released.

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Frequently asked questions

How is AP Statistics scored in 2027?

42 multiple-choice questions (50%) and four free-response questions worth 10 points each (12.5% each).

Is AP Stats digital?

Yes. From 2027 it is fully digital in Bluebook; before that it was hybrid.

What percent pass AP Stats?

62% scored 3 or higher in 2026; 17% earned a 5.

Sources

  1. AP Statistics: Assessment · College Board, AP Students, May 2027 exam
  2. 2026 AP Score Distributions · College Board, AP Students, 2026 (updated on a rolling basis)
  3. Student Score Distributions, AP Exams, May 2025 · College Board, October 2025
  4. AP Statistics Course and Exam Description · College Board, effective fall 2026
  5. 2027 AP Exam Dates · College Board, AP Students, May 2027 schedule
  6. AP Calendar (score release and deadlines) · College Board, AP Students, 2026–27