Resolution criteria

Each option in this market will resolve independently based on the official score I receive for my 2026 AP exam.

• Calculus A/B: Resolves YES if I get a score of 5 on the AP Calculus AB exam. Resolves NO if my score is 4 or lower.

• World History: Resolves YES if I get a score of 5 on the AP World History: Modern exam. Resolves NO if my score is 4 or lower.

• Chemistry: Resolves YES if I get a score of 5 on the AP Chemistry exam. Resolves NO if my score is 4 or lower.

• Computer Science Principles: Resolves YES if I get a score of 5 on the AP Computer Science Principles exam. Resolves NO if my score is 4 or lower.

Verification: Scores are scheduled to be released by the College Board starting on July 6, 2026. If for any reason I did not end up sitting for an exam, or if a score is cancelled, that respective option will resolve as N/A.

Background

AP (Advanced Placement) exams are graded on a scale from 1 to 5, with a 5 indicating that a student is "extremely well qualified" for college-level credit.

While the creator notes being more STEM-oriented, the difficulty of scoring a 5 varies significantly across these subjects. According to the College Board's official score distributions for 2025, the percentage of students who earned a score of 5 on each exam was as follows:

• AP Calculus AB: 20.3% of test-takers scored a 5

• AP Chemistry: 17.9% of test-takers scored a 5

• AP World History: Modern: 11.9% of test-takers scored a 5

• AP Computer Science Principles: 10.7% of test-takers scored a 5