AP CSP Score Calculator
Enter multiple-choice questions correct and an estimated percentage for the Create performance task and written-response component.
- Composite Score
- 76%
- MCQ Percentage
- 74.3%
- MCQ Contribution
- 52 points
- Create Component Contribution
- 24 points
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The main result is an estimated AP score. The breakdown shows MCQ percentage, MCQ contribution, Create-component contribution, and composite.
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How to Use This Calculator
Enter MCQ correct out of 70. For the 30% Create and written-response component, enter a percentage based on an applicable rubric or teacher-scored practice result.
Formula & Methodology
The end-of-course multiple-choice exam contributes 70% of the total. The Create performance task and related written responses contribute 30%. The composite is compared with editable estimated cutoffs.
Example: 52 MCQs correct and 80% Create component
A 52/70 MCQ score contributes 52 points. An 80% performance-task component contributes 24 points, producing a composite of 76.
The Create component is not reducible to one simple self-scored number without using the applicable rubric. Final score boundaries can vary.
Unofficial planning tool. AP and Advanced Placement are trademarks of the College Board, which does not endorse this calculator.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How is AP CSP weighted?
- The 70-question multiple-choice exam contributes 70%, while the Create performance task and written responses contribute 30%.
- What should I enter for the Create component?
- Use a percentage derived from an applicable rubric or a teacher-scored practice assessment.
- Does the calculator score my program?
- No. It does not inspect code, video, the Personalized Project Reference, or written responses.
- Are the score cutoffs official?
- No. They are editable estimates for planning.
Last updated 7/20/2026