https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/grade-point/wp/2016/02/1...> Nearly 2.5 million students took a total of almost 4.5 million AP tests overall last year. Of the test-takers, just 322 obtained every point possible on an AP test, and perfect scores were logged on 21 of the 36 AP exams. Here’s the breakdown of those perfect scores:
67 in Computer Science A
55 in Spanish Language and Culture
54 in Microeconomics
36 in German Language and Culture
22 in Macroeconomics
16 in Studio Art: Drawing Portfolio
12 in Calculus AB
11 in Calculus BC
11 in Physics C: Mechanics
7 in Japanese Language and Culture
7 in Studio Art: 2-D Design Portfolio
4 in Chemistry
4 in Psychology
4 in Italian Language and Culture
3 in U.S. Government and Politics
2 in French Language and Culture
2 in Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
2 in Statistics
2 in U.S. History
2 in Studio Art: 3-D Design Portfolio
1 in Latin
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Surprisingly low numbers, considering how many hundreds of students ace their calculus tests in college.
> Nearly 2.5 million students took a total of almost 4.5 million AP tests overall last year. Of the test-takers, just 322 obtained every point possible on an AP test, and perfect scores were logged on 21 of the 36 AP exams. Here’s the breakdown of those perfect scores:
67 in Computer Science A
55 in Spanish Language and Culture
54 in Microeconomics
36 in German Language and Culture
22 in Macroeconomics
16 in Studio Art: Drawing Portfolio
12 in Calculus AB
11 in Calculus BC
11 in Physics C: Mechanics
7 in Japanese Language and Culture
7 in Studio Art: 2-D Design Portfolio
4 in Chemistry
4 in Psychology
4 in Italian Language and Culture
3 in U.S. Government and Politics
2 in French Language and Culture
2 in Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
2 in Statistics
2 in U.S. History
2 in Studio Art: 3-D Design Portfolio
1 in Latin
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Surprisingly low numbers, considering how many hundreds of students ace their calculus tests in college.