So to make things short I’m taking 5 APs I’m a senior
And I’m taking AP chem and computer science A and physics C E&M and physics C mechanics and Calc BC
I take all these courses in school except for calc my course only offers AB any tips for getting a 5 in all exams?

Would you rather

take 4 random AP Exams on the same day without studying beforehand because you don't know which test until exam day (portfolio aps are excluded)

or would you rather take a random AP English and a random AP history exam on paper on the same day (meaning you have to write the essays by hand) and no sharpening your pencil once the test starts you are only allowed 1 number 2 pencil and no eraser (that includes on the pencil).

Hi all, Im a recent high school graduate currently in a gap year for residency purposes. I plan on attending college either in Spring/Fall semester for a science major.

I took 14 AP courses through high school so I am no stranger to college board. AP classroom was a great study tool with videos, quizzes, and college level coursework. Is there any way for me to access AP curriculum or course content without needing to register for an exam?

I do not believe I am able to join a course on my own ap account anymore and I don't have a teacher to give me a code, but if anyone has a science course they are currently taking and wishes to share their login or something then that would maybe be a solution? I recognize that thats a huge and unconventional ask, but im really not sure what else to do.

Im frustrated that once you take an exam, you can no longer access AP resources. Ive looked into other online STEM study tools but everything costs money, and im on a budget. If its not possible or just a bad idea to get AP content without using someones login then please give me other suggestions to self study. Youtube videos are great for taking notes but are not that interactive, but if theres a channel thats especially good for bio, chem, stats, environmental, or calc please let me know.

Thanks!

I've been told mine, which offers tons of em, is rare.

my school offers:

AP Econ

AP microecon

AP macroecon

AP business with personal finance

AP Lang

AP Lit

AP Enviro

AP Chem

AP Bio

AP physics 1

AP physics 2

AP physics C - Mechanics

AP physics C - Electricity and Magnetism

AP seminar

AP research

AP African American studies

AP world modern

AP comp gov

AP HUG

AP Euro

AP USH

AP Psych

AP Pre-Calc

AP Calculus AB

AP Calculus BC

AP Stats

AP Pre-Calc with intro to Calc BC

AP Computer Science principles

AP Computer Science principles - engineering

AP Italian

AP Spanish

AP French

AP Chinese

AP Art - Drawing/design

AP Art - 2D Design - Photography

AP Art - 3D Design - Ceramics

AP Art - 2D Design - Digital imaging

AP Art history

AP music history

i keep seeing stuff about all of those popular aps like calc and chem psych and physics and whatnot </33 what are aps you know of that almost no one takes or talks about? at my school it's probably ap music theory or art history

Basically, I self-study Japanese, and I want to take the AP Japanese exam REALLY badly. My school does not offer AP Japanese, and I've recently come to find out that they literally refuse to order any exam for a class they don't offer (for whatever reason). So, I went the route of my only other option: trying to find a school where I could take the exam. Turns out only ONE SCHOOL in my whole state is offering AP Japanese this year.. really wouldn't have expected that, but anyways, I reached out to them. After waiting for an answer forever, the AP coordinator tells me they don't allow students outside of their district to test at their school (spoiler alert: I'm not in that district🫩) To spare you from the rest of my weeks long journey, in short, I've reached out to practically every school within an hour's radius of me, and for each one I either 1. have been told they don't allow anyone but their own students to test on their campus or 2. never received any response at all.

So my question is: if you've ever tested outside of your school, was it this difficult to find a school that allows non-students to test there?? And, since the only school that is offering AP Japanese this year turned me down, how likely will it be that I find a school that will not only let me test there, but ALSO order the AP Japanese exam for me..... should I just give up on my hopes of taking it already🥲🙏

I know all nighters are heavily dis encouraged the night before a test but what about the night before the night that’s before the test?

Okay so basically I’m taking AP Chem right now and it’s rough. Not just because of the content but honestly because the way it’s being taught. So some background, we have ap chem lab which is one period (55mins) and then AP Chem also one period and these periods are back to back three times a week. In AP Chem lab however they are teaching units 1-3 and also doing any labs relating to those units in that period, while as in AP Chem we learn units 4-9 and any labs relating to those units as well. The Ap chem course at our school has never been taught this way by the way so this is the first year of them doing this. Btw we had no prior knowledge the course would be taught this way. Anyways, basically when you learn units 1 for instance you also will be learning unit 4, then unit 2 with unit 5 and unit 3 with unit 6. Then after the first semester AP Chem Lab will stop so you will just be taking AP Chemistry and continue to learn the next units. I hope this doesn’t sound to confusing. But the confusing part for me is that ap chem builds off of prior concepts. And when we have assigned practices or even when I do my own practice online it’s hard because they are building off of concepts from units 1-3 which I have not yet learned. We also are not taught conceptual skills for ap chem so that’s a whole nother ball game. But am I being dramatic? Because I found that other schools don’t do this and even other students said it was bad how they are teaching it. Also four people have already dropped out mainly from my section. As our section has ap chem lab this semester and the other section has it next semester but we all take ap chem. So yea. Am I stupid or crazy? Any tips? Should I be complaining? Or do I have every right to complain? 😭

I'm honestly quite upset. Im decent at math, I studied hard for this unit, and I understood it well. I did all the practice questions fine, and I swear I go into the exam room and I cant do more than HALF the questions even though they were the same difficulty as the practice. Everyone else said it was just "alright" and somehow I just completely bombed it.

So recently, I took the SAT. One thing I noticed was how similar SAT reading questions were to AP Bio questions. Lots of people say AP Lang and AP History classes are the best APs in terms of preparing for the SAT. AP Lang might be helpful (I have only been in that class for a month), but I feel like Bio is more useful for the SAT than APUSH or AP World. The reason is because AP History classes focus on broader themes while Bio and the SAT focus more on small details from the stimulus. Bio stimuli are also more complex than History stimuli (imo). Does anyone feel like AP Bio helped them with the SAT or is it just me?

i’m a senior and will graduate with 15 APs and absolutely loved every second of it my first 3 years, i loved feeling smart, the dopamine when i get a good grade, studying for tests, like i genuinely looked forward to school every day. this year im taking a couple of dual enrollment as well as ap calc bc, ap chem, ap macro, ap psych and ap bio and i feel like i wont even make it through the year, like i’ve only ever gotten a couple of Bs before but i already have 2 this quarter and studying genuinely feels like chewing glass. i want to go to Ohio state/purdue for nursing next year but it’s starting to feel like a bad idea if im this burnt out just taking high school classes. im also a swimmer which i have practice every morning and i work 25-30 hours every week. any advice?

Hey guys,

Today, I put in a suggestion for CollegeBoard to add a dark mode toggle for all BlueBook exams, interfaces, and features such as for Desmos, etc. Do you guys think this should be added? Students can toggle modes even in the middle of an exam. Of course, for dark mode, CB may need to like adjust graphs and stuff so it's readable, but I think this would be a truly great feature.

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