How hard is it to self study an AP class

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<p>I want to know if it's too time consuming. My school doesn't offer that many AP classes, and I want to take some for my own interests. Will the subjects (AP Chem, and AP Physics C next year, after taking AP Physics B and AP calc in school) be more difficult to understand? What if I don't understand them, who am I going to ask for help?
Also, would buying the books cost a lot of money?
(keep in mind that I already take some AP classes, so I get a lot of homework already)</p>

<p>Thanks in advance!</p>

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<p>Buying study guides shouldn't cost a lot. Or actually, you could try to ask your school to buy the books instead. </p>

<p>As for how time consuming, I'm not sure..</p>

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<p>oh, do you think the school will be that nice?</p>

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<p>bump.........</p>

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<p>bump.........please?</p>

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<p>anyone? please? I know there's many ppl here who have self studied AP's, can you tell me about the experience?</p>

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<p>You could always ask lol Just tell your school that other people probably want to self-study AP's too and they might considering buying study guides, just like they normally buy textbooks. That might work especially if your school doesn't offer those AP courses.</p>

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<p>ehh, only get textbooks though if you actually wanna learn the stuff really well and will actually use it, otherwise use a test prep book.</p>

<p>ap tests are nice in that theyre soooo formatized that its really easy to bs a 5 on em. like my chem isnt that good but just by using a test prep book and this other thing i found a 5ll be really easy. and same goes for most other tests, except like histories. for the sciences and maths its easy.</p>

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<p>ohhh thanks guys</p>

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<p>Internet</a> Archive: Advanced Placement (AP) Courses from the Monterey Institute for Technology and Education</p>

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<p>oh hey thanks for the link, it really works!</p>