<p>Hi I was just wondering which AP exams are the easiest and manageable with self-study. Thanks for any replies</p>
<p>and also which prep book is best for world history AP if I already know a lot bout that subject but just didn't take the course?</p>
<p>Psych and Human Geography are often considered easy to self study.</p>
<p>Anybody have any suggestions for which books to use for human geography?</p>
<p>Human geography? What the hell...Is that like a sex class or something? "Head south from the mouth and you will reach the mountainous region of the breasts?"</p>
<p>I took the regular psych class thinking that I could take the AP exam studying out of our normal lower level college textbook. A month or so before the exam I started to take practice tests and study out of Princeton Review. There were tons of questions that were asked on these practice tests that were not covered in out textbook. I think that you can self study using a really good textbook like Meyers seventh edition. Just do some research and get the best no matter what it costs. I think that that is one of the most common textbooks for AP classes across the country. Good luck.</p>
<p>Other people have posted on this board saying that Barron's prep for psychology is all you need...</p>
<p>Barron's for Human Geography too.</p>
<p>meateater - Human Geography is just like geography. More specifically, geography concerning human populations.</p>
<p>I personally thought Bio was incredibly easy to self study, but I don't think many people would agree with me.</p>
<p>any thoughts on AP Art History?</p>
<p>Psychology, statistics, and economics are pretty easy to study. Human geography is easy too but most colleges won't give you any college credit for it.</p>
<p>^^ Re: Art History...is harder than it might seem. You definetly have to know your stuff.</p>
<p>World History is not self-studyable (for the normal people)</p>
<p>I don't know about psychology, but economics, statistics, and US government (if you ever read the newspaper) are insanely easy.</p>