<p>Okay, my teacher hasn't taught all year and we have basically gone on the internet all year. So my whole class is planning on getting 1's. Is there any way I will be able to bring my score up to at least a 3 if I study some books with the week and a half remaining? I have 5 steps to a 5, and Barrons. Should I even bother, or should I focus on Bio and US?</p>
<p>The fact that your teacher hasn't taught you all year doesn't really mean anything :) I know people who had exactly the same situation in class, but in their free time are great programmers. So... where do you stand? My advice is: go through at least a practice test. You'll see whether it's worth it or not.
If you have lots of stuff to review for Bio & US and can't manage to answer anything on the CompSci, then just focus on the first. But if you know them, or have some own knowledge on CS, then try it.
Besides, if you already know one programming language, you should be able to study a new one in just two weeks. You say you have 1.5 week... that should be more than enough. But again, it depends on your experience.
You are the one who knows best the answer to your question.</p>
<p>Are you taking the A or AB test? If you're taking the A test, I'd say you have a decent amount of time to practice, study, and get familiar with everything as there isn't much on the A test anyway...</p>