<p>I’m taking 4 more APs (senior). Physics B, US Gov, Human Geo, English Language. I haven’t actually taken AP classes in any of the subjects. My college will give me credit for all of them but I would definitely want to retake physics no matter what (I’m trying to get Nat’l Scholar, although that seems a little bit of a reach right now, I would need to 4+ all of them). I got a 720 on the SAT-II Physics in the fall and haven’t really looked at too much physics-related material since. I’m extremely politically aware but haven’t done too much other studying for the US Gov stuff (I know a good deal of court history though). Human Geo is probably the one I’m most worried about, I haven’t even cracked a study review for that. English Language I have no idea on (I took Lit last year without studying/taking the class and got a 4). Should I buy a Human Geo book and just try to slam through it before the test? If I have study time that I want to devote to any one of the subjects, which should it be?</p>
<p>I would recommend buying human geo and us gov books and slamming through both, if you can make the time, or else just choose one(Since human geo is a relatively useless subject I would recommend gov) AP Lang is very easy, you should familiarize yourself with what they are looking for on the essays, but no need to buy a review book. For physics it’s obviously too late to study much, but if you don’t know the formulas by heart yet you should spend tomorrow morning memorizing them. Good luck!</p>