<p>Hey, last yr i took ap wld (soph) and i got a 5. Now, this yr i wanna study AP Euro but i think it is WAy to late to start. I have LOTS of background knowledge from my 9th grade history class (I took a practice exam and got half of them right)
i looked at some websites and teachers go crazy w/ assignments and readings-- even if i start now, i cant read ALL those primary sources and books.</p>
<p>I am waiting until next week for the new 2008 editions of PR and I plan on self-studying using PR and Modern European History.</p>
<p>as am i. good stuff!
but a teacher told me that just memorizing the study book on your own is fine, you know.</p>
<p>Since you already know a lot from World History, you should be fine. But just look through some prep books, practice tests, and maybe a good textbook and see how you feel about the material.</p>
<p>If you got half right (and answer the free response questions moderately well), you're in pretty good shape considering that there are 4 months left to study.</p>
<p>i am planning on self-studying too. are you guys using a textbook, or just prep books?</p>
<p>it won't be too difficult i think. i took ap world as a freshman (5) and am in ap us and ap euro this year. and by far, ap euro is the easiest. it's basically just a little more in-depth than ap world's euro sections. just get princeton review or something and you <em>should</em> be fine...</p>
<p>on the other hand, ap ush is a whole other story...</p>