<p>my governemnt class isn't very good, so I've began studying for the AP governemnt test through barron's review, I was just wondering if a month or so of studying this review book would be sufficient?</p>
<p>anyone????</p>
<p>I am in a very similar situation. My school doesn't offer a real AP Government class, so I am taking a 2 class a week/self-study verzion of it. I have bought barron's and princeton review. I feel that if I study Barrons and know everything in it, I will do pretty well, but I haven't taken the AP test yet so I am not speaking from actual experience.</p>
<p>Thanks! How useful is the Princeton Review compared to Barrons?</p>
<p>Princeton Review is much more general and a lot less specific. I sort of look at Barron's as my textbook and PR as a summery of the most important points. But again, since I have yet to take the AP test, I am no sure how well my strategy will work.</p>
<p>Thanks! Anyone else?</p>
<p>lol..i am also doing the 2-week Barron self-study thingy..</p>
<p>Im doing barrons and pr too. From looking at a past test, it seems that barrons is sufficient for most of the questions. So is PR (most of the questions require just basic thinking skills). But i havent taken it either.</p>