<p>this is gonna sound so retarded but right after my ap calc exam,
i have around a week till my micro econ exam.
would it be possible to get 3 or 4 for ap micro econ exam in 30hrs?
please dont ask why because it's a long story and i rather not
talk about it because it would remind me of some bad events and it
would have severe adverse effects on me mentally, physically, and
academically. i know the supply/demand principles and elasticity and
thats about how far i am now.</p>
<p>Certainly, I self-studied all of AP Micro in about 10 hours using the Princeton Review book and got a 5. It's a great resource.</p>
<p>You can definitely get a 3 if you're determined and if you don't half-ass your 30 hours.</p>
<p>I am also a big advocate of The Princeton Review because they guy who wrote the economics book is also the head grader for the FRQs for the economics tests.</p>
<p>im_blue, did you use JUST the princeton Review or anything else? also did you have any prior knowledge in MircoEconomics, because I kind of have the same problem. I Signed up for Micro last minute and I still didn't even get a book yet...lol screwed</p>
<p>Bump... same situation</p>
<p>I have the Princeton Review book, and I am going to read it. Also, how are the Barrons, Kaplan, and 5 steps books?</p>
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<p>I knew the very basics (supply/demand, elasticity, etc) from my high school class (regular, not AP), and used only the Princeton Review book to self-study. It has all the economics terms and equations you need to study, plus word problems with graphs.</p>
<p>haha yup Im screwed, I just reailzed today that my Micro Exam is on the 15th not the 22nd with late exams...Now i have even less time to study something i've never even heard of. Sucks lol</p>
<p>Sparknotes has a 24 hour emergency plan to get a 5.</p>
<p>You still have plenty of time to get a SparkChart or something and brush up.</p>