<p>The APs are done guys. (well except for alternates) What did you think of the tests as a whole? Are you happy/sad it's over? What will you be taking next year?</p>
<p>And for us seniors... We won't take another one for the rest of our lives... It's kinda sad. Do you think the AP program has had a positive effect on your high school career?
Answer these questions in section R.</p>
<p>Of course I’m happy. I’m a junior, and maybe it will be the tiniest bit sad to take the last AP test, but also very relieving. I really hate writing the free response, no matter the test, although I don’t mind the MC usually. And yes, AP has certainly had a positive effect on my high school career.</p>
<p>Now that the tests are over I don’t know what to do with all the free time. Its kind of boring not studying. But yeah physics was a sad case, specially taking it after biology, its going to take a couple months getting over how bad I did. CB should really not put two science tests in one day. By the time you get to physics you are tired, and that is where you need the brainpower the most because out of all the classes it is probably the one that requires the most analytical skills( or maybe ties up with chem).</p>
<p>Having taken both AP Chemistry and AP Physics B, I can say that without a doubt Physics requires more analytical skills. Plus, even Physics B is less analytical than physics C.</p>
<p>im sad that its over. I befriended this really cute girl and we hung out and (sometimes) studied together in the library for hours. Studying for APUS was the only way I could get this REALLY hot girl to go to Panera with me although we talked and joked around the whole time. Without APs, I lose that excuse. :(</p>