Tips for these APs: Physics B, Computer Sci A, Psych [self]

<p>I'm gonna be taking AP Phys B & CS A next year as a freshman. I will also be selfing Psych. I'm pretty self-motivated, and I can handle stress/heavy workload pretty well..if I do say so myself. Does anyone have any advice on these 3 APs? [workload, how you review for tests/the exam, what kind of practice, etc]</p>

<p>Phys B: Since my schedule wouldn't let me take Physics 1/2, I'm currently learning the curriculum on my own. I plan on finishing everything by August, and then using the first sem of school to review [phys B class is the second semester]</p>

<p>CS A: I've been teaching myself Java lately, but since I'm gonna be taking an Intro to Computer Programming class at school [it's linked with the AP], I'm not too stressed about this one.</p>

<p>Psych: I have the Barrons prep book, which I hear is all I'm gonna need. I've been making outlines of each section, which I find really helpful.</p>

<p>Advice?</p>

<p>bump bump bump</p>

<p>for self-studying Psych I used 5 Steps to a 5 book and Barron’s flashcards. I liked them a lot and thought they gave good info, so I’d recommend looking into those too. Also have heard Barron’s book is excellent, although I haven’t used it.</p>

<p>Thanks iluvpiano! anyone else?</p>

<p>I took physics B this year. It was challenging, but if you have a good teacher you’ll be fine. Another key thing to remember is the AP focuses not only on math and formulas, but also on concepts so be sure you understand basic physics principles. Don’t use Barrons review book. Too confusing.</p>