<p>I plan to take the exam, I take the course, and I have five steps to a five. My teacher CRAP. I know it, he knows it,current students know it, and former students know it. The average scores for his classes were 1-3 for both exams. But I don't like excuses. I like economics, but not the way my teacher does it. </p>
<p>I know that many people simply study with 5 steps, but how do you do it?</p>
<p>Do you make outlines? Study guides? I'll take any suggestions!</p>
<p>When reading the book, pay attention to all of the important vocabulary words and look and understand the various graphs. Understand why there are certain policies that the government takes part in etc…</p>
<p>~It didn’t take in-depth reading (1 hour of note BS per chapter) to get a 4 on two practice exams, just a load of common sense of what will happen to the economy say you increase government spending it’ll grow the economy etc… (And if you take a practice exam (from college board) before the actual one and see what you missed, the topics on the test day exam will be very similar and you can study the ones you missed.</p>