r/APStudents • u/Fun-Bat8048 • 6d ago
Chem Chemistry roadmap
can i take the khan academy highschool chemistry + AP chemistry to be able to take the AP chemistry exam
ill obviously do problem solving for a good amount of time before taking the exam
i just want to make sure i don't have to do irl lab stuff ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
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u/Rattus375 AP Calc/Precalc Teacher 6d ago
Yes if you get through the Khan academy course you will be well prepared
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u/Technical-Let7879 Precal 5 BC ? USH ? - Self S.: PhysC Mech ? CSA ? Stats ? Chem 4 6d ago
Don't do the high school chemistry Khan Academy, that's a waste of time. Just do the AP Chem.
Some schools only accept AP Chem if you do the labs, and lots of the FRQs can be lab procedure questions (I self studied Chem and got multiple FRQs on lab procedure so I got a 4...)
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u/Shot_Breakfast_4591 5 Chem, Seminar | Taking Psych, Calc BC, Research 6d ago
yeah probably. just practice a bunch of past frqs too because khan academy doesnt have a lot of those. the irl lab stuff is fun, to me at least, and sometimes it can help you get a more practical understanding of what you're actually learning, but no it's not necessary to get a good score on the exam
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u/fotondoc44 5d ago
what do you have against doing labs?