Advanced Placement Exam season is a significant landmark as we navigate a busy school year. For students taking one or more AP classes, the AP exam often represents the culmination of rigorous learning and study. In fact, once APs are over, these classes relax significantly.
However, mid-April is definitely NOT the time for AP students to relax. The exams themselves are more important than ever. In this week’s issue of College Eagle, I explore three compelling reasons to prepare for outstanding scores on the AP exams:
Excellence is its own reward.
Colleges care more than ever about AP scores.
AP credits can save you tons of money.
That third point really resonates in my household, ever since my daughter informed me that her college accepted AN ENTIRE YEAR’S WORTH OF CREDITS from her AP exams! Imagine how much time and money you can save later with a bit more effort over the next month?
I’ve been interviewing expert educators on the Tests and the Rest podcast for years on how to prepare for different Advanced Placement exams. Here is the updated list of topics:
SCIENCE
GETTING READY FOR THE AP PHYSICS 1 EXAM
GETTING READY FOR THE AP CHEMISTRY EXAM
GETTING READY FOR THE AP COMPUTER SCIENCE A EXAM
MATH
GETTING READY FOR THE AP CALCULUS AB OR BC EXAM
GETTING READY FOR THE AP STATISTICS EXAM
GETTING READY FOR THE AP PRECALCULUS EXAM
SOCIAL STUDIES
GETTING READY FOR THE AP US HISTORY EXAM
GETTING READY FOR THE AP GOVERNMENT EXAM
GETTING READY FOR THE AP PSYCHOLOGY EXAM
GETTING READY FOR THE AP ECONOMICS EXAM
HUMANITIES
GETTING READY FOR THE AP LITERATURE EXAM
GETTING READY FOR THE AP LANGUAGE EXAM
LANGUAGES
GETTING READY FOR AP WORLD LANGUAGE EXAMS
Good luck!!