<p>So I've noticed that I've been neglecting my AP Stats exams in favor of my AP Calc BC one. What is the best review book out there for someone to self-study AP Stats? Barrons?</p>
<p>Thank you!</p>
<p>I'm self studying Stats using Barrons.</p>
<p>I'm using PR :). I would recommend you buy it. I think Barrons has way too much "useless" info. Iput the word useless in quotations because it's not necessary FOR THE EXAM.</p>
<p>^can you give any examples? just curious...</p>
<p>Could someone please tell, if you know about it, what calculator operation that I need to learn for the exam? I'm self-studying with the Barron's, and have no knoledge of how to apply a TI -89 to the exam. Are there special features other than the regular operatoins that I need to learn?</p>
<p>Do you have the textbook (forgot the name, but it's the one that everyone uses and the one that collegeboard recognizes)? It has TI-89 instructions etc.</p>
<p>Thanks z06swimmer. I do not have the book. If that's the most sufficient way, it seems that I need to get it as soon as possible...do you have any idea how much of the test would actually need special features on a calculator?
I kinda assumed there are just several tools and methods that I need to learn, but now I kinda sense that I was wrong.</p>
<p>Does anyone happen to know how good 5 steps is for Stats?</p>
<p>to you'llsee ... I'm haven't personally used it, but have been told that by multiple people who have the book.</p>
<p>barron's is just too long and often superfluous,
PR is much more concise and if you read through it once and understand everything given, you should do very well</p>
<p>I got a 5 on the exam and I used the AMSCO book. It really helped.</p>