AP Miscellaneous
Links:
• Albert.io: AP tips and score calculators
• AP Channel: The official Advanced Placement Youtube channel. Explains all the courses.
• The Study Guide Instagram: This website’s Instagram page. There we’ll post study tips and tricks for all external exams.
• Choueifat Student Guide Instagram: Another student-run Instagram page full of notes for APs.
• Bozeman Science: For science APs.
• AP Classroom: Professors from College Board explain concepts in short videos that are easy to understand. You have to ask the school to give you a code to access the classes for the APs you’re enrolled in.
• AP Practice Tests: Free practice tests structured just like the actual exam.
• Ultimate Review Packet: Highly recommended from previous AP students. These reviews are really good but cost money. Perfect if you’re studying for your APs last minute.
• Crack AP: Free practice tests and more.
Tips:
• Buy a review book. Whether your AP course is with teacher or without, we highly recommend buying a review book and studying that in your free time. The most useful books are usually The Princeton Review and Barron’s.
• Study early. There’s a lot of material to cover in one AP, so it’s never too early to start studying. Just fifteen minutes of studying a day can help you finish a lot of material.
• Write summaries. Each chapter in the AP syllabus have very important concepts that always come in the exam, no matter how easy. After finishing a chapter, it’s a good idea to write down all the important concepts so that you don’t forget them later on.
• Make a schedule. This is important so you don’t end up cramming everything the night before the exam. If you’re doing multiple APs, then we suggest focusing on only one subject a day. And to keep yourself motivated, set yourself some study goals!
That’s all we have for now. If you have any questions (or maybe some resources or tips of your own you’d like us to add) then feel free to use the question box below. We wish you the best of luck in your APs!
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