<p>Hi! First off thanks for taking the time to see my thread any information would help.</p>
<p>I am a sophomore and want to take econ 1 and 2 which are the "equivalent" to Ap micro and macro. Is micro and macro fairly easy? and/or possible to comprehend fairly well? I want to take both AP Mac and Mic in May; would these two classes at a CC be sufficient along w/ barrons or princeton? Thanks again!</p>
<p>Barrons or Princeton alone would be sufficient. Don’t worry about it, if you actually use the books, you’ll be fine.</p>
<p>Aggregate Supply/Demand from Macro and ATC/AVC graphs in Micro are the only majorly challenging concepts.</p>
<p>For the exam, just using Princeton Review and 5-Steps-to-a-5 will get you all of the information you need. But the curve is horrible, so you need over 80% of all points to get a 5. Kind of a hard if you get a bad FRQ question or two.</p>
<p>Thankyou iwaitz4u and Saugus! I really appreciate it =) </p>
<p>@iwaitz4u: I’ve seen the review books for AP Micro/Macro and all the graphs seem well pretty intimidating…Maybe it’s not as hard as it looks? Could you please tell me? It looks difficult but is it easier than it looks? Thanks again and in advance!</p>
<p>@Saugus: Thanks! I’ll make sure to put extra effort into those parts.</p>
<p>Which is generally easier to self-study macro or micro econ?</p>