<p>Hey, so I'm kind of panicking because I am a major procrastinator. I am taking AP Calculus AB, APUSH , APUS, AP Spanish Language and Culture, and AP Language and Composition. Any tips, techniques, predictions, and suggestions. For an effective one to weeks cramming. Is it possible? Thanks. I would also like to hear some cramming experiences too. Thanks again. </p>
<p>“effective one to weeks cramming,” if it was just one AP, that might be possible, assuming you listened in class and did well on the tests. I mean if you didn’t do well on the class’s tests, chances are you wont do well even with a month’s worth of reviewing, since the studying is all a cumulative effect.</p>
<p>I “crammed” for AP Euro…basically reviewing and rememorizing almost everything I noted down from 1492 to the 1990s, it took me a full month due to the sheer amount of information. Since I only took 1 AP back in sophomore year, I was able to study for AP Euro 2-3 hrs a day and I was almost done memorizing by the day of the test…LOL. HOWEVER, it was overkill…I think just two weeks or so would have been sufficient for a 5.</p>
<p>TBH no, it isnt possible to effectively cram for 4 APs in just 2 weeks. You shouldve started reviewing at least a month or so before, and even then it is somewhat tight since its not as if we have the time to study 5+ hours a day. ECs, HW, they all detract from review/cramming time.</p>
<p>I hope you listened and performed well in class, because you’re going to need it.</p>
<p>Pick and chose which AP’s you want to get 5’s on. </p>
<p>AP Calc = watch Khan’s calculus videos
APUSH = watch John Green’s US videos (guaranteed 5 if you have a good memory; he’s awesome)
APUS Gov’t = REA Crash Course book. I read it in two days.<br>
AP Spanish = Lol gl
AP Lang = impossible to cram for. hope for the best. </p>
<p>I just cringed a little when I saw this thread. Lucky for me though, both of the tests I’ll be taking are on the second week of AP testing. And Crash Course has videos for both World History and Biology.</p>
<p>I’m going to study a lot for world and try not to get a 1 for chem.</p>
<p>I’m hoping for 5’s on US Gov, Physics, and Stats. I’ve done practice tests for them all and I’m at low 5’s, so I’m going to keep studying just for a bit of wiggle room in case there is a particularly harsh curve or I choke on test day. </p>
<p>I want a 5 on Macro as well, but it’s a self-study and I’m currently at a 4… I will keep trying to get it up to a 5, but in the end a 4 will do. </p>
<p>I need a 5 to get credit for AP Lit (only a 3 or 4 for the aforementioned subjects), and it’s the only I have absolutely no hope for. I got an easy 5 on AP Lang, but AP Lit is not my forte… I’m merely hoping to pass it at this point…</p>
<p>I’ve been studying most of these since the last week of March, so hopefully I get the scores I want after some last-minute cramming! </p>