HELP - First time self study apwh and apeuro??

Test Preparation AP History & Social Sciences
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Hi,</p>

I’m a Canadian sophomore who just learned about AP exams this year. Unfortunately though, my school offers no ap classes at all, and I’m thinking about self studying a couple of them this year. </p>

Is self studying apwh and apeuro in the same year too much? I’m really interested in the course (I’ve already been flipping through some prep books) but I have no basic history knowledge whatsoever. I’m in a special “enriched” program at my school and they don’t let you choose your courses. I know (sigh) </p>

Should I study with textbooks or just prep books? I want to learn as much as possible so I don’t mind reading through some extra stuff but if it makes it too hard I can live with anything as long as it works. Please recommend books :)</p>

Also, can anyone tell me other good AP courses to self study? I’m pretty well rounded, I’m good at math and science but I also really enjoy humanities. Any help or advice is appreciated, I’m really new to this so don’t judge LOL</p>

Thanks!</p>

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<p>Hi, As from someone whose taken apeuro, I can tell you that was the most grueling course I have ever taken in my HS Career. However, I did receive a 4 on the exam. I had a lot of study materials aside from the textbook which helped me get my score
stuff I def recommend:
5 steps to a 5:500 AP euro Questions
Barrons AP European History
Princeton Review European History</p>

<p>with those materials you wont need a textbook and if you ever get confused you can always youtube a concept!</p>

<p>For other ap’s I recommend Calculus ab and psychology! They are both easy and great classes</p>