[nabs-l] question about AP testing

[minh ha]

Vejas,

I didn't take AP Euro specifically, but I took six other AP exams and
all of them were structured the same. All of the exams that I took
were different from my friends, but the exam was created for the year
that it was administered. I don't think you should worry about scoring
discrepancies because even though my tests were different, I did
extremely well, better than most of my classmates actually. I remember
my teachers telling me that college board creates several exams and
distribute them randomly in order to cut down on cheating and stuff
like that. I'm not one hundred percent sure if this is correct though.
Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Minh

On 8/23/13, Vejas <alpineimagination at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I would like to know about your experiences with AP testing,
> specifically about AP European history.  When you took the test,
> did you receive the same version as all of your sighted peers, or
> did you get a different test from a different year? If you
> received a different version, how were you scored compared to
> everyone else? If there were any problems with scoring, how did
> you address them?
>
> Thanks,
> Vejas
>
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