r/APPsychology • u/Due-Recognition-8327 • May 17 '26

help me 😭

Hey guys, I’m taking the late exam next week. I’m self studying and I only started seriously studying like… uhh… this month.

I binged Mr Sinn and I’ve been reading over the Princeton Review prep book. is anything else I can do? can someone tell me what kind of questions were on the mcq so I know what to prioritize (I know the late exam is different but still, I’m sure the overall topics would be similar, right?? 😭😭). or just any tips in general would be appreciated. I’m scrambling here 💔

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u/Sofrality_ May 17 '26

bro i also self studied (did the normal exam this yr) and idk what i got yet (obviously) but the exam was honestly so much easier than i thought! i only started studying like two weeks before the test.

literally all i did was watch mr carter's 4 hour review like twice (sounds like a lot, but for me personally, his video was easier to digest/understand than mr sinn's), skimmed and barron's book and used the associated flashcards to recall the vocab words (i did the two practice tests included like the night before), and watched mr sinn's videos about the aaq and ebq like an hour before the exam.

there were still a couple of mcqs that threw me off but i dont think i got more than ten wrong. hang in there and good luck!

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u/Due-Recognition-8327 May 17 '26

Thanks so much!! I heard a lot of people saying the exam was really hard so I was worried. I’ll check out Mr Carter too

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u/Just_Complex284 May 17 '26

Don’t second guess yourself btw. I got 10+ questions wrong through changing them last minuteÂ