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AP® Statistics past papers

College Board has published 4 question papers for Statistics from 2023 to 2026, each with its mark scheme. They are listed newest first, and each one opens the PDF on apcentral.collegeboard.org in a new tab.

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College Board does not publish the raw scores needed for each AP score. It publishes how many students got each score from 1 to 5, which is the nearest official figure. College Board, AP data and research (opens apcentral.collegeboard.org in a new tab)

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May 2026

1 paper

May 2025

1 paper

May 2024

1 paper

May 2023

1 paper

Common questions

Where can I find Statistics past papers from College Board?

This page links every Statistics paper College Board publishes for everyone to download, newest first, starting with May 2026. Each link opens the PDF on College Board's own website. The most recent series is usually released a year or so after the exam, and it will appear here once College Board makes it public.

Are there mark schemes for these Statistics papers?

Yes, every question paper here has a mark scheme, and 3 have an examiner report as well, which is worth reading for the mistakes that cost the most marks.

Are there grade boundaries for Statistics?

College Board does not publish the raw scores needed for each AP score. It publishes how many students got each score from 1 to 5, which is the nearest official figure.

How can I practise more Statistics questions?

Once you have worked through the papers, cookie has a practice deck for this course with fresh questions based on the specification and past papers, feedback on what you write, and spaced repetition.

Can I get help with Statistics?

Cookie Tutoring may have tutors for Statistics. The Find a tutor link keeps the subject and qualification filters from this page, so you can check the marketplace without assuming that a suitable tutor is available.

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