What will your AP score get you — and what is your GPA, really?
Two tools students actually need, built on data we check by hand: AP score calculators for all 39 exams in the May 2027 format, and the AP credit policies of 2,089 colleges — plus GPA calculators that use real grading rules, not guesses.
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Enter what you earned on each section of a practice exam and get your composite, an honest score estimate, and a planner that shows what you still need for a 3, 4 or 5.
College, high school, cumulative, weighted, semester — plus the final-exam calculator that tells you exactly what you need on the final to keep your grade.
Why two exam counts? The 39 calculators are the exams students sit in May 2027. The credit database lists 46 exam entries because it also carries subscores (like the Calculus BC AB subscore) and portfolio subjects, which award credit but have no timed exam to calculate.
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How the numbers are kept honest
One source per number
Exam structures and score distributions come from College Board's published pages; credit policies come from its official policy database. If a number is on this site, it traces back to a source we can point to.
Estimates say they're estimates
College Board never publishes the cut score for a 5. Our calculators show the exact composite (real math) and label the 1–5 conversion as an estimate, with the method published. New exams with no data get composite only — no invented scores.
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