If you have a better suited personal study plan then what I’ve suggested, go for it.
That doesn’t mean it’s an easy test, but it does mean that it is entirely possible, and not even unlikely, for you to get a 4 or 5 on the test even if you haven’t put the amount of effort into it that is usually required of an AP class. As stated above, human geography is one of the easiest APs, which is why it is usually targeted at freshman and sophomore students.
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If you have time, and you may not, then do one full length practice free response (answering all three questions), and check your answer with college board’s rubric. Check your outline with the college board rubric. Don’t try and do a full response to each one because you won’t get through many, read a prompt and just write down all the information you know to answer it, in an outline format. If your teacher didn’t cover this in class, read your review book’s section on it and go to college board’s website, look at the past free response for human geo. Number 2, be familiar with how the free response is scored. Personally I recommend skipping the “test strategies” and practice questions in each section and only reading the content, but if you know your own study strategies well then just follow them. You have enough time to do this, so do that first. Whichever review book you have, read the entire review section. the school earned the highest graduation rate and the highest college and. Most important things, number 1, know the material. While there, he taught World History and AP Human Geography in addition to. (My first AP exam was world history and my review/cram started the day before the test >_>) 5 days is plenty of time to burn through a review book, and you’re getting ahead of the game here. Like the others have said human geo is an easy exam. Or maybe that’s not the philosophy at your school, but anyway, don’t stress over it. College Board’s Advanced Placement Program (AP) enables willing and academically prepared students to pursue college-level studieswith the opportunity to earn college credit, advanced placement, or bothwhile still in high school. If your school is anything like mine then all your teachers have been pounding into your head all year how difficult AP exams are and how it’s college level material and how you need to spend months(lol) reviewing. Way to be unecessarily and unjustifiably rude… Īnyway, kc, I’m assuming you’re a freshman or sophomore and this may be your first year taking AP exams. “dude if you cant cram ap human geography with 5 days left to spare, then you’re weak and definitely aren’t ready for college”
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