<p>How much time do you expect to spend on APs daily? I am particularly interested in AP Enco, AP Stat, AP Psyc, AP Chem, AP Bio and AP Physics.</p>
<p>I wanna know this too. I know it varies by person, but what do you do?</p>
<p>AP Physics? I study the night before the test by doing a set of practice problems (i.e. a practice test). Other than that, I may or may not do the homework every night (usually do it in the morning before school).</p>
<p>AP Calc AB - no studying yet, I'm still relying on my intro. to calc. knowledge.</p>
<p>AP Lit - not much at all, I read the poems/stories/book before a test and hope I remember it all.</p>
<p>AP Art History - one hour or so the night before the test, I'll attempt to read the chapter. Failing that, I just look at the pictures and skim my notes.</p>
<p>I also want to know AP Comp Sci A.</p>
<p>I only study for AP Bio the night before the test. Or maybe a couple nights before, depending on how many chapters are on the test. I just reread the chapters, do the review questions at the end of each chapter, and take practice quizzes/tests on the CD that comes with our book. And then I go over my notes, but there're hardly ever any.</p>
<p>We never really get homework in AP Bio, and I still feel like I'm just reviewing honors bio, but apparently, most people in his class get 5's on the exam.</p>
<p>Comp Sci A - almost no homework. Maybe we got like one worksheet per month which I did in class. When we got programming homework, it was to finish stuff we were doing in class, but the people in my class were mad dumb, so I always finished everything in class anyway.</p>
<p>Calc AB - We get homework every day. We usually start it in class, though, so I usually spend about half an hour of homework each night. Another half hour of review the day before a test.</p>
<p>Chem - we don't get homework every day. Worksheets and pre-labs take about half an hour twice a week or so. Maybe I'll spend half an hour to an hour reading through the chapter the day before a test.</p>
<p>Lang - homework, on average, every other day. If it's a composition, maybe 1.5 hours. If it's something small (like annotating a speech or reading a short story) then half an hour. If we have an actual reading assignment (like parts of novels or plays) then an hour. We don't have tests. I don't usually do any prep for essays.</p>
<p>Bio - we get homework like once a week if at all. I spend like half an hour studying for tests. Maybe one hour per week on average? It's such a BS class.</p>
<p>US History - I don't read the textbook aside from the day of tests during lunch. I just pay attention in class. We review everything that the teacher puts on his tests, which are about every other week. We have DBQ's every two or three weeks. I usually spend half an hour preparing an outline the day before (we get the topics beforehand).</p>
<p>AP Stats - I took that last year... I basically did the first 2 or 3 problems from every hw assignment each night... didn't really understand what was going on in class, but I looked at the examples in the book and most of the time I was fine. Our teacher set aside about 2 to 3 weeks for all study time in class before the test, and I ended up getting a 5 and 96 year grade. Sweet class, pretty easy.</p>
<p>Let's see, AP CHem I never studied for, had a great teacher and was pretty good at it.</p>
<p>AP Calc BC - Never did my homework, so have to read over the formulas a little before the test. So far, I have an A, but not many people do, even when doing their homework.</p>
<p>AP History - Had to read the internet notes... tried not doing anythign once... well, it didnt' go so well. But not <em>too</em> much reading, my teacher here was also really good.</p>
<p>AP Eco - I found it very easy, but then again, I already knew some stuff going in it thanks to my brother. Once again, great teacher.</p>
<p>AP Lit - Taking it, and not doing much... also not doing very well in the class...</p>
<p>AP Phys - Same as calc.</p>
<p>Overall, I'd say, out of those classes Calculus and Physics are the hardest and require the most studying time. And doing your hoemwork helps A LOT (I stopped doing it because of work, and my grades did decline).</p>
<p>AP History is just memorization,s o you gotta read, but there are websites with really good notes...</p>