Do you need to know calculus for AP Chem?

I know that AP Chemistry has Calculus in the curriculum. No, it does not. Whether you should take AP Calc vs AP Stats really comes down to your potential major and the tier of colleges you are targeting.

Is AP Calculus the hardest AP?

Finally, AP Calculus BC is the toughest AP math exam, if not one of the hardest AP exams period. AP Calculus AB is also challenging, but covers less material and moves more slowly.

Do colleges accept a 4 on AP Chem?

Scores of 3, 4, or 5 are considered “passing” scores on the AP® Chemistry Exam. The College Board describes a 3 as ‘qualified,’ 4 as ‘well qualified,’ and a 5 as ‘extremely well qualified. ‘ Scores of 3 or higher may qualify you for college credit, but many colleges and universities will only accepts 4’s or 5’s.

When will AP Chemistry exams be offered?

AP Chemistry Exams will be offered on paper in early May and late May, and as a digital exam in early June.

Can I use a calculator on the AP Chemistry Digital test?

A calculator is allowed on all sections of the digital exam. However, students will need to bring their own calculator, because the digital testing application does not include one. The AP Chemistry Equations and Constants and Periodic Table can be accessed with the Reference button in the upper right button bar of the application.

How many units are on the AP Chemistry test?

The AP Chemistry test centers around nine major units (this is a new update for 2019), which encompass all the topics covered in the AP Chemistry course. I list them here to give you an overview of what kinds of ideas you should be familiar with before taking the test.

What kind of calculator should I use for the AP exam?

A scientific or graphing calculator is recommended for use on Section II. Calculators are not allowed on Section I and are allowed on Section II, per the AP Exam Calculator Policy. Make sure you and your students know what calculators are permitted.