I need help concerning AP Exams...?
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Take them all, if you are allready accepted they wont deny you because of a low AP test score. If you score high enough you get gradeless credit for the class and a massive head start in school....free credits and the test is only 70 bucks where as BU is slightly more expensive...maybe just dont study for one if overwhelmed but take it anyways.
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It will be somewhat tough, but if you are getting A's in your math and science classes, it won't be that bad.  However, I don't want you to think that you don't need to study.  Study really hard for it.  As for what to study the most, I really recommend that you get Barron's How to prepare for the AP Statistics.  The Barron's tests are harder than the AP test, so if you can do Barron's, you can do the AP.
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Find a quiet, undisturbed place. Memorize important dates for events. Know why things occurred, like cause and effect. Most of all, study from your notes, and read from the book if you need more help. Make flash cards, quiz yourself. Make sure you know how to do math problems, and if you aren't comfortable, do the practice problems and check your answers. But study for Social Studies especially tonight ^_^ Good luck!!!
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I suggest that you can go over every problem that you hasd as homework and classwork. If you dont understand one, go and ask the teacher for help. Do some extra problems just for practice. This way if you understand the material that is going to be on teh test, you will get a good grade.
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umm did i just help u cheat on this test by giving u the answers? if i did, just pretend my answers were guesses. and no nobody cares about anything except SAT / ACT for college. if u do well, ur school will probably put u in advanced classes
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I took both AP English and Calculus my senior year of High School.  I skipped honor English and got an A in my AP class every term.  The grade depends on both your teacher and the materials that you learn.  The AP test changes every year, they never reuse a test.  The same goes for the AP Calculus test as well.  It just depends on how well you study, learn and take tests.  If you decide to take both classes but think that you will not pass the test you do not have to take it and the class will still count as the needed credit.  But don't worry if you have a good teacher and like the material that you are learning you will have no problem with the test.  Also, when you take the test don't go into it thinking that you will fail or that it is going to be super hard because then your setting yourself up for failure.  My AP classes in High School were the funnest classes that I had and I loved taking them.  I took both tests at the end of the school year and I passed the Calc test but not the English test but I still had fun taking the class.
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i cant answer that ? but i can help go to http://www.gradesaver.com/ that has helped me before
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Colleges will barely look at AP scores.  Don't worry if you bombed one of them, especially if it's one that had nothing to do with your intended major.\n\nYour GPA, SAT, activities, application are the main things that they look at.
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Hi.  There are free resources at:\n\nhttp://www.skylit.com/calculus/index.html\n\nIf you'd like more, you try googling "AP Calculus exam".
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AP courses really should not be any harder than the course they apply to.  They really just have the goal of the course set for you to be prepared to take the AP exam in the subject, as such that controls the curriculum and pace of the course.\n\nThat said, they do often wind up being harder courses for two reasons:\n\n1) Schools use them as their honors, or advanced courses.  They expect the students who take them to be better, and thus expect more out of them.  This is actually pretty reasonable and can be a good thing as it keeps your better students from being held back by their less-educated peers.\n\n2) Teachers wind up over their head, don't plan the curriculum properly to be where they need to be by the time the tests roll around and start piling on more work in a desperate effort to "catch-up" their class.  This is not a good thing.\n\nFind out from students who have taken those AP classes previously and find out which version of "hard" they fall under.
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What do you have to be worried about, it's just a standerdized test.  It doesn't count towards your grade or anything.  I get straight A's in school, but I never worry about tests like that because my grade is not affected by them.
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You have to be really smart, or you just take a lot of AP classes in high school and score well on the AP exams, but I guess you have to be really smart for that too!
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The College Board website has some sample multiple choice questions, as well as past free responses:\nhttp://collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/statistics/samp.html?stats\n\nGood luck!
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Go to collegeboard.com there are study tips and all sorts of information regarding CLEPS..hope this helps.
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Believe in yourself. \n\nIt's healthy to know you know nothing. Your teachers know nothing. Most people know nothing.\n\n\nBut that doesn't mean you can't do your homework, or that you should cry while dng it.\n\nMaybe you can find a study partner? That might help too.
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College libraries have copies of AP books usually available for checkout. You might also check the public library.
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Get whatever grade you want to get on a test. Your grades effect no one but yourself (unless of course your teacher grades on a curve). \n\nIt's all about you. Are you satisfied with an F-?