<p>I decided to self-study for AP Bio, Human Geo, and possibly Environmental Science.<br>
Any tips and do you think its possible?</p>
<p>I think it’s possible to self-study Human Geo and Enviro Sci, because many people have done that at my school and have passed. However, for AP Bio, there is a lot of material to cover. If you have taken bio classes in the past, then with a textbook (I recommend Campbells study guide) and the cliffnotes ap bio prep book, I think you should be fine.</p>
<p>read the book
know how the exam works
prepare for the exam by taking practice exams etc.</p>
<p>pretty much all there is to it.</p>
<p>I self-studied both APES and APHG last year in 10th grade.
It’s definitely possible, and actually quite simple, as long as you are diligent.
What I did:
- Bought a textbook for both subjects.
- Read some of the chapters (not all of them).
- Bought a couple review books for each subject. I bought PR and Kaplan for APES, and Barron’s, PR, and REA for APHG. I mostly stuck to PR for each, which imo is the best review book for both tests.
- Read each review book at least once, went through all of the MC questions.</p>
<p>It was simple, and by April, I was scoring around 80/100 on APES MC tests and around 60/75 on APHG tests, well within the range for a 5. I didn’t practice free response questions. </p>
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<li>I talked to my school’s AP Coordinator, and he was happy to order the tests for me. They ended up being insanely easy tests. I probably scored around 80% on each, whereas the cutoff for a 5 is around 60%.</li>
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<p>PM me if you need anymore advice. I’d be glad to share some.</p>
<p>It is definitely possible.</p>