AP calc, AP euro, AP physics, APUSH2, gym, honors French 3
It’s different with each school and class, because teachers might assign different assignments and reading.
I can’t tell you about AP Calc and AP Physics, but for the others . . .
AP Euro: This is different for everyone. In my case, after chapter 2, I didn’t read another page in the textbook and only relied on outlines of the textbook online. My teacher ONLY assigned reading regularly (most practice DBQs and FRQs were done in class), so I only spent an hour every other day (or every day, depending on how long the chapter was), rewriting the outline and reviewing it. If it were a test, I would study around 3 hours beforehand. I got a high A in both semesters and a 5 on the AP test. However, it’s different for everyone. USUALLY, most of my classmates took around 2-3 hours per reading assignment if they stuck with the textbook and notes.
APUSH: Same as AP Euro essentially. It depends on the teacher. My friends that has the other APUSH teacher at my school spends way more time than me because that teacher assigns question sand vocab everyday. Studying wise for the test, it depends on how much you need to feel confident. I spent around 2 hours the day before, and about 30 min every other day (after AP Euro, APUSH was a breeze for me).
Honors French 3: I can’t see how this would take you a long time, but if you’re struggling, just study all you want.
It’s not a matter of what amount of time you SHOULD be taking; it’s a matter of what you NEED. It seems you struggle in history, so dedicate more time towards history. APUSH really falls in line with AP Euro. Dedicate some hours to those classes everyday; take notes, highlight those notes, put sticky notes in the textbooks. You’re very brave to take two histories! Good luck!
alot of your advice should help me, i hope!