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Grade Dist by Subject xls STUDENT GRADE DISTRIBUTIONS* AP Examinations May 2004 Form 4ABP Examination Grade Art History Biology Calculus AB Calculus BC Calculus AB Subscores Chemistry N % At N % At N[.]

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STUDENT GRADE DISTRIBUTIONS*AP Examinations - May 2004

Form 4ABP

Examination Grade Art History Biology Calculus AB Calculus BC Calculus AB Subscores Chemistry

N % At N % At N % At N % At N % At N % At5 1,862 13.5 21,026 18.9 35,755 20.4 19,971 39.8 25,238 50.3 11,650 16.44 3,788 27.5 22,488 20.2 34,854 19.9 9,416 18.8 11,682 23.3 12,473 17.63 4,004 29.1 24,290 21.9 33,287 19.0 10,496 20.9 6,666 13.3 16,268 22.92 2,143 15.6 27,331 24.6 30,865 17.6 3,843 7.7 4,078 8.1 13,422 18.91 1,956 14.2 15,969 14.4 40,333 23.0 6,408 12.8 2,470 4.9 17,257 24.3Number of Students 13,753 111,104 175,094 50,134 50,134 71,0703 or Higher / % 9,654 70.2 67,804 61.0 103,896 59.3 39,883 79.6 43,586 86.9 40,391 56.8Mean Grade 3.11 3.05 2.97 3.65 4.06 2.83Standard Deviation 1.24 1.33 1.45 1.39 1.18 1.40

Examination Grade Computer Science A Computer Science AB Economics-Macro Economics-Micro English Lang./Comp English Lit./Comp

N % At N % At N % At N % At N % At N % At5 2,665 18.6 1,643 27.0 5,372 13.0 3,852 13.9 17,350 8.7 22,136 9.24 3,387 23.6 1,125 18.5 10,317 25.0 7,012 25.3 35,292 17.8 51,112 21.33 2,187 15.3 1,083 17.8 7,253 17.6 6,438 23.3 62,974 31.7 82,157 34.32 1,348 9.4 730 12.0 10,743 26.0 5,568 20.1 65,518 33.0 65,705 27.41 4,750 33.1 1,496 24.6 7,580 18.4 4,804 17.4 17,380 8.8 18,383 7.7Number of Students 14,337 6,077 41,265 27,674 198,514 239,4933 or Higher / % 8,239 57.5 3,851 63.4 22,942 55.6 17,302 62.5 115,616 58.2 155,405 64.9Mean Grade 2.85 3.11 2.88 2.98 2.85 2.97Standard Deviation 1.54 1.54 1.32 1.31 1.09 1.08

Examination Grade Environmental Science European History

French Language (Total Group)French Language ** (Standard Group)N % At N % At N % At N % At N % At5 2,872 8.8 8,944 11.3 2,554 13.4 1,176 8.2 472 25.94 7,540 23.1 15,934 20.1 3,470 18.2 2,329 16.3 422 23.23 6,045 18.5 30,267 38.2 5,241 27.6 4,082 28.5 381 20.92 5,933 18.2 13,532 17.1 3,477 18.3 3,003 21.0 297 16.31 10,245 31.4 10,492 13.3 4,274 22.5 3,713 26.0 249 13.7Number of Students 32,635 79,169 19,016 14,303 1,8213 or Higher / % 16,457 50.4 55,145 69.7 11,265 59.2 7,587 53.0 1,275 70.0Mean Grade 2.60 2.99 2.82 2.60 3.31Standard Deviation 1.36 1.16 1.33 1.26 1.37

* This table reflects 1,887,770 AP Examinations taken by 1,101,802 students from 14,904 secondary schools

** Standard students generally receive most of their foreign language training in U.S schools They did not indicate on their answer sheet that they regularly speak or hear the foreign language of the examination, or that they have lived for one month or more in a country where the language is spoken.

French Literature

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STUDENT GRADE DISTRIBUTIONS*AP Examinations - May 2004 (continued)

Form 4ABPExamination GradeGerman Language (Total Group)German Language** (Standard Group)

Government & Politics Comparative

Government & Politics

United States Human Geography Latin Literature

N % At N % At N % At N % At N % At N % At5 1,107 24.6 249 9.2 2,077 16.0 7,029 6.2 1,772 16.9 423 13.54 1,028 22.8 621 22.9 1,964 15.1 21,145 18.7 2,320 22.2 524 16.73 1,029 22.9 769 28.4 4,326 33.3 31,175 27.6 2,375 22.7 793 25.32 863 19.2 676 24.9 2,818 21.7 36,419 32.3 1,787 17.1 573 18.31 473 10.5 395 14.6 1,795 13.8 17,126 15.2 2,217 21.2 819 26.1Number of Students 4,500 2,710 12,980 112,894 10,471 3,1323 or Higher / % 3,164 70.3 1,639 60.5 8,367 64.5 59,349 52.6 6,467 61.8 1,740 55.6Mean Grade 3.32 2.87 2.98 2.69 2.97 2.73Standard Deviation 1.31 1.19 1.25 1.13 1.38 1.37

Examination Grade Latin Vergil Music Theory

Music Theory Aural Subscore

Music Theory

Nonaural Subscore Physics B Physics C E&M

N % At N % At N % At N % At N % At N % At5 722 17.8 1,779 19.6 1,816 20.0 1,748 19.3 4,955 11.4 2,994 27.84 690 17.0 1,869 20.6 1,850 20.4 1,926 21.2 7,337 16.9 2,559 23.83 1,108 27.3 2,656 29.3 2,554 28.1 2,587 28.5 12,664 29.3 1,481 13.72 811 20.0 1,954 21.5 2,014 22.2 2,038 22.5 6,503 15.0 1,957 18.21 730 18.0 819 9.0 843 9.3 778 8.6 11,836 27.3 1,781 16.5Number of Students 4,061 9,077 9,077 9,077 43,295 10,7723 or Higher / % 2,520 62.1 6,304 69.5 6,220 68.5 6,261 69.0 24,956 57.6 7,034 65.3Mean Grade 2.97 3.20 3.20 3.20 2.70 3.28Standard Deviation 1.34 1.23 1.25 1.23 1.33 1.45

Examination Grade Physics C Mechanics Psychology

Spanish Language (Total Group)

Spanish Language

(Standard Group)** Spanish Literature Statistics

N % At N % At N % At N % At N % At N % At5 5,708 26.1 16,312 22.6 27,054 29.8 3,579 9.5 1,325 10.8 8,307 12.64 4,921 22.5 17,950 24.8 23,979 26.4 7,556 20.1 2,461 20.0 14,774 22.43 4,682 21.4 17,156 23.7 20,143 22.2 11,180 29.7 3,892 31.6 16,353 24.82 3,715 17.0 12,346 17.1 11,777 13.0 9,038 24.0 1,631 13.3 13,056 19.81 2,877 13.1 8,523 11.8 7,875 8.7 6,315 16.8 2,994 24.3 13,388 20.3Number of Students 21,903 72,287 90,828 37,668 12,303 65,8783 or Higher / % 15,311 69.9 51,418 71.1 71,176 78.4 22,315 59.2 7,678 62.4 39,434 59.9Mean Grade 3.31 3.29 3.56 2.82 2.80 2.87Standard Deviation 1.37 1.31 1.27 1.21 1.30 1.31

Examination Grade Studio Art Drawing Studio Art 2-D Design Studio Art 3-D Design United States History World History

N % At N % At N % At N % At N % At5 1,321 11.3 656 7.9 177 10.4 28,304 10.8 5,199 10.94 1,948 16.6 1,463 17.5 256 15.0 54,964 20.9 7,663 16.13 4,284 36.6 3,269 39.1 595 34.9 65,740 25.0 13,231 27.82 3,202 27.4 2,328 27.9 524 30.7 65,191 24.8 11,021 23.21 952 8.1 639 7.6 155 9.1 48,707 18.5 10,444 22.0Number of Students 11,707 8,355 1,707 262,906 47,5583 or Higher / % 7,553 64.5 5,388 64.5 1,028 60.2 149,008 56.7 26,093 54.9Mean Grade 2.96 2.9 2.87 2.81 2.71Standard Deviation 1.10 1.03 1.10 1.26 1.27

* This table reflects 1,887,770 AP Examinations taken by 1,101,802 students from 14,904 secondary schools.

** Standard students generally receive most of their foreign language training in U.S schools They did not indicate on their answer sheet that they regularly speak or hear the foreign language of the examination, or that they have lived for one month or more in a country where the language is spoken.

Copyright © 2004 by College Entrance Examination Board All rights reserved.