<p>How do you study for multiple AP exams? Like I remember studying for only the PSAT, and it took up lots of time. How do you organize yourself to study for lots of AP exams? Any tips? thanks</p>
<p>I would just say, try to remember everything from school. That may sound sad, and probably not help, but I mean it is the truth. Get a review guide and see how they sum up the chapters, study that! You can't, IMO, really study much other than information on the topic.</p>
<p>I'm taking 12 AP's, actively studying for 8. Just get a review book (search the CC archive and read the customer reviews from Amazon for the best review book for a subject, some of them are crap) , read the book , and do practice questions. Take a practice test when you feel up to it.</p>
<p>P.S> I have to take quite a bit of notes to remember all the information( my memory sucks )</p>
<p>is that 12 ap's this year? i am going to have 11 total!</p>
<p>yeeeeahhhhh last year when I was taking 3 APs, i just set aside one day of each week for each subject.</p>
<p>If you have multiple APs, knowlege from the class will be very valuable. I had five last year, and the ones that I studied the most, because their classes were poor, were the ones I did the worst on,.</p>
<p>12 APs in one year is insane!
chances are you're not even going to use so many of them for credit....
I'll have 10 ...possibly 11 or 12 >total<....and that's after breaking about 3 of the school rules in terms of the limit on AP classes....</p>