<p>I have a HORRIBLE class where we have learned absolutely NOTHING! Were starting chapter 25 in cambells (i know...we only have like 25 chapters more) I really need at least a 4 on this exam...is there anyone who has ever self-studied it in a short amount of time and got a good score? if so, what did u do?
i have barrons and cliffs, btw and i m not looking for another prep book. </p>
<p>please help me!</p>
<p>you don't need to be able to recite campbell's word for word for the exam.</p>
<p>I suggest studying cliffs first before the exam, then go to campbell's and review whatever wasn't clear in cliffs. Use cliffs as an outline for what you actually need to know for the exam. And relax you have tons of time as long as you make a daily effort.</p>
<p>what are the most/Least important parts for the exam? My class hasn't covered some of the info.</p>
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I suggest studying cliffs first before the exam, then go to campbell's and review whatever wasn't clear in cliffs. Use cliffs as an outline for what you actually need to know for the exam.
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<p>I agree....</p>
<p>I self-studied for AP Bio last year in about a month and got a 4. It's very doable.</p>
<p>Our class/teacher didn't teach anything either lol</p>