<p>Has Ànyone had personal experience from using them? Better results? The quicker the response, the better, since I'm at Barnes and Noble right now anyways.</p>
<p>I think that depends on you. Are you a flash-card type of studier?</p>
<p>I bought baron's AP biology flash cards and in all honesty, I don't use them. They don't help me when studying for in-class tests because the class material is within the notes my teacher provides..and sometimes, the words/phrases are somewhat different? I look through the cards at times to help review--since it's easy to carry around. </p>
<p>The barron flashcards are detailed and very organized.</p>
<p>I don't regret purchasing the flash cards, but I wish I could make better use of them. Maybe it'll be more useful when I start studying/reviewing past-"covered" topics.</p>
<p>Just my experience. o.O</p>
<p>Yeah, I can see them as a useful review source. I'm considering buying the US Gov and Psych (self studying) cards. Anyone have experience with flashcards on these two subjects?</p>
<p>I got the US History ones. I used them to cram for like the last 2 weeks and they helped me. It was all review, of course, but I can distinctly remember picturing the flashcard in my mind on some of the multiple choice.</p>
<p>My teacher went out and bought the Barron's Psychology AP study cards. I like them, but she yelled at me because she said she hated them lol</p>
<p>she said she didn't like them because they weren't color coded :P</p>
<p>^ I think the US History ones were, but by time period. (I loaned my flashcards out to one of my friends, so maybe I'm getting the brand confused.)</p>
<p>^ No, the color-coded ones are for a different brand I'm pretty sure. Or at least the Kaplan ones I bought last night were color-coded by time periods. I think Barron's writes which major topic/time-period it's from in the corner of the card and that area is color coded however the rest is all white I think, but it's not like the ones I bought last night that were Kaplan's brand, which the cards were color-coded by time period. I like the fully color-coded ones because you can tell which time-period you are taking cards from right away instead of pick then see the time-period.</p>
<p>Kaplan! That was it. Sorry, ignore my earlier posts.</p>