<p>I'm starting my senior year this week, and I will be taking 3 APs first semester, vs. only 1 last year. I know that's quite a bit less than many people on CC, but I'm still kind of nervous about my AP science and language.</p>
<p>So, to all of you veteran CC AP students...any advice on staying on juggling multiple APs and getting good grades?</p>
<p>Never ever fall behind on work. You could try getting ahead, but I always found I didn’t want to make time for that.</p>
<p>Throughout the year, enforce what you’ve learned by taking 10 minutes to review old material. Especially if your subject is a memorizing-intensive labor.</p>
<p>Don’t worry. You have the ability, you just need to believe you can do it. Don’t let senioritis get to you, that’s all. XD</p>
<p>aaaah i’ve had senioritis since freshman year.</p>
<p>cut back on any addictions you have.</p>
<p>Make sure you get one of the review books in the beginning of the year. I like AP Achiever. So that you don’t forget what you learned, go over and highlight the review sections for chapters, make notecards, and just study old material in general.</p>
<p>Take A LOT of notes all the time - in class and at home. When I do assigned readings, it always helps a lot to take notes on it, even though it will take a little more time because in the long run the night before the aps all of your friends will be trying to reread a book and all you have to do is flip through your own notes. =]</p>