<p>Finally I am taking the APUS history test tomorrow. I am FREAKING OUT. I am afraid I might not do well even though I literally worked my a** off studying for the exam. My greatest fear is with the Essay section. Did you practice the essays on your own when you took the exam? (because I never did..thats why I am freaking out) Is it too late to start practicing when I know the exam is tomorrow??</p>
<p>I wouldn’t spend time actually writing essays. Instead read sample essays that got good scores, so that you know what to and how to write to do well.</p>
<p>Wait what?!? That was like 3 wks ago…</p>
<p>I would say relax, but you–like most people–would probably just scoff it off 
If you have really studied your butt off, 90%+ you’ll be fine for tomorrow. Trust me, I studied my butt off for some tests and still thought I’m not ready. But when I took the test, turns out to be easy as pie.
For the essays, read some prompts. Know social, political, and economic trends well. Oh and movements too. Good luck! :)</p>
<p>^^ Make up exam.</p>
<p>I know…but in my school we are allowed to take it(maybe a different version) on the 19th… I was surprised also.</p>
<p>thanks… I will ‘try’ to relax. am also watchin video documentary now. thanks again!!</p>
<p>I’m so nervous, I’m taking it tomorrow as well.</p>
<p>I think you will be fine without practicing the essays. I only wrote like 5 throughout the year in my APUSH class and I felt confident about my essays on the exam. As others have said though, it may be a good idea to read over some examples.</p>