<p>So I decided to take on 4 <em>extra</em> AP tests to supplement the 3 AP courses (lit, comp gov, art) I was already taking in school this year.
I decided to do this when I realized that the schools I’m planning to apply to (UK schools) have “5 AP scores of 5 and a 2100 SAT” as their admission requirements. I already have a 5 in Euro from last year, but only 2 of the APs I am taking this yr are suitable for entry at those universities, forcing me to take on a few extra AP tests.
So here I am starting to teach myself english lang, spanish lang, US gov and world history halfway through the year.
And I’m totally freaking out, I just cant even get myself to start studying because I am that overwhelmed. Should I drop one of the tests? How do I manage my time right? How do I even begin?! And what’s the best way to self study?
Thanks!!!</p>
<p>Going to take a leap of faith here and say you’re a junior. I’m going to take another leap and that you plan on entering something political/communications related in which case I would recommend dropping Spanish Lang.</p>
<p>A start would probably be talking to teachers at your school that teach or has taught those class you are self-studying(if possible). Secondly I would recommend grabbing a review book for the class you are self-studying, gather the syllables of the classes you are currently taking and work out how you’ll plan out your time till the AP test(make sure to include test prep and ECs). </p>
<p>For tips on how and what to self-study, what books to use for which APs, etc. Refer to this forum of CC: <a href=“AP Test Preparation - College Confidential Forums”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/ap-tests-preparation/</a></p>
<p>For future questions you may have on applying to UK schools, please refer to the Brit version of this website: <a href=“Applying to university | The Student Room”>Applying to university | The Student Room; (replace the **** with ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■)</p>
<p>@QuadMaster lol</p>
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<p>@wanders </p>
<p><a href=“http://www.thestudentrooms(.)co.uk/content.php?r=3049-applying-to-uni#navapply”>http://www.thestudentrooms(.)co.uk/content.php?r=3049-applying-to-uni#navapply</a></p>
<p>take out the parenthesis </p>
<p>@quadmaster - thanks for your helpful answer!
I couldn’t find that CC forum earlier (new here) but I’ll definitely take a look.
I know & use studentrooms regularly but for my american-system-related-questions (APs etc) I decided to refer to CC.
and nope, but close. I’m a senior interested in law 
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