<p>This upcoming week, over Spring Break, I plan on really reading Princeton Review's 2004-2005 edition of Cracking the AP European History Exam. In leu of this, my AP European History Teacher is holding review sessions starting the 18th of April and continuing until the exam (Monday-Friday one hour after school; he also worked out a schedule with my English teacher so we have AP European History for a block everyday until the exam [90 minutes]; he said we might also plan Saturday review sessions). With all of these review sessions, do you think it would be possible for me to get a 4 on the exam in May? For those of you who have taken the exam, how difficult is it to get a 4? Do you have to have 3 page long FRQ's, DBQ's, etc. and fly through the MC sections? Please explain. Thanks in advance for you responses!</p>