| Blair Magnet student -4. No studying but disappointed. Wonder if the 1 period version was not a good idea. |
May I ask, did the student take the mainstream AP Chem through Blair, or a magnet class? Also, how were the student's grades through the year? Thank you, Fellow Blair magnet parent. |
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2. Her friend in the class also got a 2.
I reminded her that she gets high school credit for the class, and can take it again in college. She got a 5 on her other AP exam. |
This was mainstream AP Chem but the single period version which magnet kids typically take. There is also a double period AP chem which non-magnet kids typically take. Many Magnets take AP Chem to prep for the Chem SAT II. |
| 5. MCPS double period AP chem class with an excellent teacher. Supposedly the average of her students is above 4. |
| Mine got a 5. She barely studied. |
| 4 as did 3 of her close friends. One other got a 5. |
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Blair magnet grad fwiw. |
Thank you so much. I will bookmark it for the future. Much appreciated. |
| What school system OP? MCPS almost forces kids who are not ready to take AP classes just so that it will reflect better on the school system. Maybe your kid wasn’t ready to take the class (not his fault!). |
Ah no |
Yes they are curved! |
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Since folks were asking not only scores but schools, I'll say my kid goes to TC Williams in Alexandria (a favorite punching bag on DCUM) and got 4. (Got 4s and 5s on all the other AP tests as well.)
OP, it might be helpful for you to see if the scores overall from your kids school this year were comparable to the scores from last year. |
| 4 - student in a public HS in Fx County (not TJ). Mine thought it was hard and was happy with this score. |
Mine too. He felt like he aced it and thought he had a shot at a 5. He was so disappointed. I thought the curve might have been easier this year but who knows. Fcps |