<p>I have no teacher either. What can i do to ensure at least a 3?</p>
<p>Can you be more specific? If you don’t have a teacher (and if you didn’t have one for Mech either) and you are incapable of learning it on your own, I would suggest just taking another class and waiting until college for calc-based physics.</p>
<p>@rainbowbowrose </p>
<p>I had a teacher for mech but she wasn’t good. She was very kind though and i feel really bad for failing mech. I studied a lot on my own but i guess it was futile. Now I’m going into E&M with the same teacher except with this she can offer me zero help. I will be in the class but she never learned the subject herself. I guess it sounds kinda stupid…but i’m on my own. If its really difficult, i guess switching out would be the only route :/. I think i can learn it on my own but what can i do that isn’t TOO time consuming (I have 6 other APs)</p>
<p>I suggest you get the Princeton Review book for AP Physics C. It’s very detailed and helpful, especially the practice tests. Try the class out with the book, but if it’s too hard, you can always change your mind later on.</p>
<p>bump, anyone have any other tips?</p>
<p>Depending on your financial situation, is there any chance you could take the online class through a CTY/ EPGY type thing? I know that they are expensive. You could also consider a tutor.</p>