<p>For the following APs can you guys please answer this: Physics B, Statistics, Chemistry, and Biology</p>
<p>Should it be studied with a textbook or a AP Review Book.?</p>
<p>How long will it take to study everything (assume an hour a day)?</p>
<p>Do traditional AP self study ers do well on them?</p>
<p>O yeah…</p>
<p>What textbook or review book (if you have any suggestions)</p>
<p>That’s a pretty hard self-study list. Are you sure you can handle them?
Nevertheless, I think that Physics B and Chemistry should be studied w/
textbook, and Biology and Statistics w/ a AP Review Book (Barrons for Biology)</p>
<p>Def not doing all 4… rather i was gonna pick 1 MAYBE 2</p>
<p>oh okay, I think that AP Biology and AP Stats are the must self-studyable in that case.</p>
<p>i dont know about stats…but bio is mostly memorization. nevertheless, it is an overwhelming amount of material to memorize if you’re doing it alone.</p>
<p>did you exhaust all your other self study options?
psychology, environmental science and human geography are the easiest APs so you might want to take a look at those
from your list i would say Stats is the easiest and using Barron’s review book is fine for it</p>
<p>yeah ive takin them all or am already takin the class</p>
<p>damn i gotta make a decision soon</p>
<p>The only one I would suggest is Stats. The others are all lab-based sciences and the absence of laboratory exercises could potentially have a detrimental effect on your exam score. Also, if colleges find out that you have not completed a lab component for each course, they might actually make you retake the intro. course during your freshman year.</p>