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If you’re looking for an AP Physics: C Mechanics score calculator, then look no further. And congratulations: if you’re taking AP Physics C: Mechanics, you’ve already taken your understanding of both physics and math further than I ever did over the course of my entire academic career (a prerequisite of AP Physics C is that you’ve already take calc, or are taking it concurrently). But that doesn’t mean I’m physics-uninterested. On more than one occasion I’ve found myself listening to a podcast about astrophysics, lamenting the fact that I lack the intellectual tools to really understand it. And it’s not just the esoteric stuff like black holes and the expansion of the universe that mystifies me (if the universe is expanding, what the heck is it expanding into?).

I also wish I was more fluent in the physics of everyday life. The arc of a three-pointer or a looping fly ball to center. The momentum of a bike rolling down a hill. Even the gravitational pull of high and low tide. Take it from a physics layperson: a basic understanding of physics, regardless of whether you plan to pursue a career in engineering or science, is worth having. Our AP Physics C: Mechanics score calculator is a great tool to help you prepare for the exam.