<p>Study for the following AP test from scratch (self-study):</p>
<li>AP Microecons (will be taking econs course next year, but not an AP econs course)</li>
<li>AP Macroecons (see (1))</li>
<li>AP World History (2 years of history - quite proficient in History of US, Russia, Germany, the two World Wars, Cold War, Japanese regime)</li>
<li>AP English Language (topped my grade for it, but school doesn’t offer AP Eng)</li>
<li>AP Physics C (quite proficient in AP B content, EM content, mechanics needs some brushing up, been a year since I touched Mechanics)</li>
<li>AP Calc BC (done Calc AB, expecting a five, BC doesn’t look that hard)</li>
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<p>Yeah that’s about it.</p>
<p>I’m self studying world history, and I find it relatively easy to assimilate the information itself, but the problem is that the information is infinite. But since you’re proficient with the modern day history, I think brushing up 500 BCE-1750 CE and practices your essays will help. Just practice, practice, practice. You catch so much random information from practice tests -.-. But umm…I’m going to self study micro because I heard it requires minimal study time but requires mediocre thought to be applied into it. If your going to study those, maybe email me message me some how so we could grade each other’s essays and stuff like that? I find it helpful to quiz and stuff, but just a suggestion.</p>
<p>1, 2, 3 - these should be fairly easy; econ and history are normally fairly simple
4. - won’t be too hard… just read a few good books and practice
5. - Phys C may be hard <- I had trouble with some of the concepts not in B
6. BC will be easy after AB</p>