<p>what are the best/easiest to understand and read after a long day ......... ap chem prep books</p>
<p>i've heard barrons. 5 steps to a 5... and princeton review are good. but i tried to use barrons for phys c this year and endded up going to princeton review bc it was much more simply put..... umm</p>
<p>yes so. opinions? please.</p>
<p>For chem, I found princeton review to be most helpful.</p>
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<p>5 Steps is Okay, but kinda detailed. It's good in that it gives u a plan to study for the test. </p>
<p>Princeton Review is pretty good. SOOO many practice questions, MC, Free Response and explanations. And Two whole tests w/ explanations. Some sections were pretty short, but probably because they were not important.</p>
<p>I used barrons and it was helpful..</p>
<p>i used 2
ARCO (petersons) and PR b/c the first gives u a good conceptual bkgrd and really teaches u the material, and the 2nd has a lot of practice</p>
<p>I actually had 4 books to refer from; Princeton Review, Kaplan, Sparksnotes and Barrons...but I found that Princeton Review communicated ideas best (their mnemonics were great too!)</p>
<p>You probably don't even need a book if you're really thinking about this so early. Go enjoy summer!</p>
<p>princeton review</p>
<p>princeton review supplemented with a good textbook i used princeton with Brown and lemay. It really helped me a lot.</p>
<p>i used princeton review as my only review book and i thought the test was easy and i got a 5</p>
<p>I began studied for the test literally the weekend before the test and ended up with a 4. The Princeton Review book was the only thing I used to study and it really covered the areas which were tested.</p>
<p>yeah i used Princeton Review and i found the test to be pretty easy. i have yet to get my score, but i am almost positive i got atleast a 4, hopefully a 5.</p>