-AP resource thread. AP Practice exams, diagnostics, etc. [ALL SUBJECTS]-

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<p>First thing, [AP</a> Composite Score Calculator](<a href=“http://bc.vc/bv]AP”>BCVC Shortener) is a site used to convert your composite score from an AP test to your 1-5 scale score.</p>

<p>[Collegeboard</a> Data](<a href=“http://bc.vc/bw]Collegeboard”>BCVC Shortener) If you only completed a multiple choice practice exam, these documents provided by the College Board can give you an idea on what your likely score will be on the AP test based on your MC composite score. These are adjusted for the new no guessing penalty.</p>

<p>If you want to see where you need to study for an AP test specifically, using SparkNotes free diagnostics test are a great way to know your strong and weak areas: [Sparknotes</a> Test Center<a href=“this%20requires%20a%20free%20account”>/url</a>
Only for:
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB & BC
AP Chemistry
AP English Language
AP English Literature
AP European History
AP Psychology
AP U.S. Government
AP U.S. History
AP World History</p>

<p>An easy way to find previous AP practice exams (multiple choice included) is shown here: [url=<a href=“http://bc.vc/by]Previous”>BCVC Shortener]Previous</a> AP Exams by Collegeboard](<a href=“http://bc.vc/bx]Sparknotes”>BCVC Shortener)
Credits to blackberry for the fantastic advice. [url=<a href=“http://bc.vc/bw]List”>BCVC Shortener]List</a> of released exams<a href=“previously%20mentioned%20above”>/url</a> includes a link to all released exams.</p>

<p>Please contribute any other resources you like to this thread, or any suggestions.</p>

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<p>Nice, brah. Trying to make a few bucks here?</p>

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<p>Few cents while I’m at it. Real sources though so it’s all good haha.</p>

<p>Also if anyone has questions on Biology, Physics B, Calculus BC, English Lit, or Chemistry, feel free to ask me. I have/am going to take all of those. Received a 4 on chem, most likely a 5 on Calc BC, most likely a 4 on english lit and 4 or 5 on Physics and Bio. Cramming for the last two right now…</p>

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<p>how are you cramming for physics B? i just want to review the concepts and not take any practice tests because this subject is so discouraging! LOL</p>

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<p>Well, I have no idea how the heck to do wavelength and light and nuclear bonding energies… So I am using the “Cracking the AP Physics B” exam study book by the Princeton review to quickly learn an abridged version of the topic. (The bare essentials)</p>

<p>I would probably google how to do whatever you need to do.</p>

<p>And actually, the best way to review the concepts… is to take a practice exam haha that is what I am also going to do.</p>

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<p>lol your right, dang, lets jsut see what happens! where are yu getting your practive exams from?</p>

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<p>Got them all from the method I posted a link to in the original post ;)</p>

<p>It works like a charm!</p>

<p>I also have other practice tests from Princeton review… but nothing is better than the real thing… Anyway, good luck today!</p>

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<p>Pretty nice.</p>