<p>I'm self studying </p>
<p>Ap macro/micro
Ap pyschology in junior year</p>
<p>What book besides Barton's are good</p>
<p>Do you need a to read a real textbook to get. 5</p>
<p>Thanks a lot </p>
<p>According to Amazon for AP Macro/Micro, the best books are Barron’s, 5 Steps to a 5, and Princeton Review.
For AP Psych, some alternatives to Barron’s are 5 Steps to a 5 and Crash Course.
Textbook-wise, idk about Economics, but apparently for Psychology, you don’t really need a textbook if you have Barron’s.</p>
<p>For AP Psych:
- Educator.com has a great psychology lecture course but it costs $80 for 2 months but you may like the site and get more efficient payment plans down to $15-25 a month
- Myers’ psychology for AP is the textbook I used in class and it is probably the best out there. Made with AP Topic Outline in mind
- Barron’s review book is best for people trying to learn the material
- Charles Schallhorn (same guy who does educator.com’s AP psych course) has a youtube channel with some helpful vidoes
- College psychology lecture videos on youtube may be helpful as well</p>
<p>For AP Macro/Micro:
- Educator.com also has an AP macro course. It is very new and it is done by a teacher who has served as an AP reader for 6 years. His video lectures will get you a 5 by themselves.
- Don’t get barron’s for this exam; it is easier than most so all you need is Kaplan’s. Kaplan’s was about 50 pages of reading but had everything you will see on the exam.</p>
<p>P.S. If you are doing more AP courses in school, then I would definitely advise you to check out educator.com. It is definitely the best video lecture source. The only downside is that it costs money.</p>