<p>I am taking the AP World History Exam on May 13th, and I need to know how to study, If I re-read the whole textbook before the exam + barrons prep book do you think I will be prepared?</p>
<p>Go straight to practice exams in barrons and study your weak points using barrons (+ textbook if you have time).
Practice your testing skills, there isn’t enough time to learn new material.</p>
<p>What about just reading all of the course-notes and the bolded parts of the textbook, and the prep book</p>
<p>Probably depends on how good your course notes are</p>
<p>I beg to differ, xxsteelxx. There’s plenty of time to learn new material. Now you will have to work extra hard to ensure that you retain it for the test, but if you are a bit behind you can still catch up. Just go through review books and take practice tests.</p>
<p>Also if you are taking a class to accompany your studies then I would recommend going through your notes and notecards and reviewing old tests in class.</p>