<p>Is it possible to get a score of 4,5 by self studying the AP Physics from now.
i'm in normal physics class right now. if anyone did this, how much time did you put it into it and when did you start preparing.</p>
<p>4,5? In AP Physics C (mech,e&m)? Maybe.</p>
<p>Definitely possible for AP Physics B. I started studying it more than half way through the year and I got a 4.</p>
<p>i have the giancoli book since i'm taking physics now.
which AP prep book do u recommend?</p>
<p>I hate GIANCOLI. I recommend PR for Physics. I finished working through the first 4 chapters and in the middle of 5 right now. It's pretty good, and I understand the material well.</p>
<p>which one do you recommend me self studying?
physics B or C
i would like to look for one that requires less memorizing but more understanding, more mathematic. less time consuming.</p>
<p>I'm starting physics B after the AMC (this wed)</p>
<p>If others say its impossible, lets make it possible :)</p>
<p>ill start after AMC too.
the registration for the test in our school is due soon.
does it matter if for some reason i couldn't study and scored a <4 in the actual test. could i just not send the test score the college. am i allowed to pick a test score i would not like to send?</p>