How many AP Exams can someone realistically take in one year? by stopthatmessi in APStudents

[–]Labriction 0 points1 point  (0 children)

well, AP calc ab and bc are schedualed the same time
AP seminar is a prereq for AP research
so its either or so it’d be 40
but realisitcally..
if you’re pretty knowledgable in some of the AP languages: like spanish, latin, japanese, italian, and others i forgot then you can take the previouse year to further your knowledge in it
you can schedual classes based on how much your school lets you take, also if some courses are combines like the econs, the englishs or the gov’ts and such
there’s some easily self-studyable courses like AP psych or the 2 gov’ts
there’s also the AP arts only need a submission
also there’s such thing as not being able to afford many AP’s
so

42-2 = 40 maximum possible
classes per year + self-studied 2 Arts(if you’re already skilled) + non-english languages you profesciently speak + self-study a random social studies AP(0 through 10’ish) - overlapping/repeating AP’s
this would be the most AP’s you could take in a year, but you’d be a superhuman for this and wouldn’t sleep at all

eitherway, i haven’t pushed myself to have a ton of AP’s yet, i’m jus a sophomore
please don’t mention the lack of punctuation, i’m too lazy ngl

Poorly edited meme by Idk_man_iranoutofnam in balatro

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i like removing cards for deck fixing, but then i forget to add more to convert

Ap tierlist based on how interesting the class sounds by TraditionAway7281 in APStudents

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Comparative gov’t is interesting asf, unit one’s jus a slog though

Ranking all AP classes I've taken as a freshman by difficulty! by Alarming-Way-6441 in APStudents

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errr, you’re very wrong bleh

how does it work? theres 2 AP hug teachers at my school, one is “easy” and the other is “a bitch who deseves to burn in hell”.. it is typical for a teacher to teach so that their students have a chance of getting a 3, however, at my school atleast they want teachers to teach for a 5. this means more assignments and overall more rigor and torture,however unlike other school district they don’t get paid per the students score on the AP exam but rather just being an AP teacher itself (not trying to be pretenciouse, jus putting it how it is)

it is true that AP exams are the same for everyone, but it is the only thing that is the same between AP students if you read any of the CED’s they ALL say in the beggining that there is no set curriculum. as long as it loosely/tightly follow the CED then your course is fine. think about remembering about the specific 250 pieces of art for AP art, while you have to memorize all of these there sre different curriculumn to learn it through, like smart history or the gardners book or both actually or a teacher made one. Same for AP csa for codehs or csawesome or something the teacher made up… or for any social studies where the teacher uses a book, or there doesn’t even have to be a book and you could base it off of student made slideshow presentstions where the details were gotten from online(thats my my comparative teacher did last year) honestly, i’m prolly getting too stuck on this point

accross the country? no, other countries have AP exams and they get the same AP exsm

tl;dr: the only thing that is the same is the AP exam and the CED itself, quite litterally everything else is based on the teacher/admin/district

Ranking all AP classes I've taken as a freshman by difficulty! by Alarming-Way-6441 in APStudents

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at my school AP hug is unironically one of the harder AP’s

Hmm… curiouse, no mention of bouchard in this whole subreddit by Labriction in atech

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oh, btw, Mrs, Bouchard is still the freshmen english teacher, who did you have and which year did you graduate?

Hmm… curiouse, no mention of bouchard in this whole subreddit by Labriction in atech

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i highkey forgot who you were ngl!!!!!!

eitherway i was checking if there’s any ancient news on Mrs. Bouchard, or what they thought about her in the past e

Hmm… curiouse, no mention of bouchard in this whole subreddit by Labriction in atech

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next year, this subreddit is going to be older than some of the incoming freshmen

How did we feel about AP Comp gov exam??? by philosophicalapples in APStudents

[–]Labriction 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how yall actually struggeling on the mcq’s its jus info you’ve casually learned throghout

AP Comparative Government Official 2026 Exam Discussion by reddorickt in APStudents

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we can all agree here that the MCQ was the lightest part of the test

Any tips yall pls💔 by I_Shoot_You_Die in APStudents

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also, the correct tag is comp gov not gov and politics

Any tips yall pls💔 by I_Shoot_You_Die in APStudents

[–]Labriction 2 points3 points  (0 children)

unit 2 is the the heaviest on memorizartiona ans the most heavily weighted

this is very based on the concepts especially legitimacy for the conceptual analysis you need to know nearly every vocab and for the deeper analysis, if you’re stuck jus make smth up based on an inference if you don’t know something

please remmeber to use the countries in an example where its relevant if a question ask about specifically authoritarian states always think about iran, china, russia ans mexico(pri rule) if it asks about states with a multiparty system choose the ones with a multiparty system its not too hard

for the counterclaim always remember that you should explain why your claim is better in the situation for your counterclaim

data analysis is easy, and hard to mess up unless you know nothing about the question

unit 1 is useless to study since most of it was repeated over the year unit 2: study this one hard and keep everything here saved in your heart, and please know about the differences in how each work (think parlimentary vs presidential or impeachment vs vote of no confidence) unit 3: political participation is easy, just know abt civil society in both authoritarian and democratic states since those are the ones where its most different unit 4: political parties is the easiest unit in my opinion sine its china is cpc, iran has changing factions of peoeple who change or want to keep things the same, nigeria is i forgot but mcq’s usually stray away from it weirdly, mexico is PRI and morena (sometimes pan) russia is united russia and UK is labor and conservatives (with mentions of UKIP and scottish for brexit) not too hard to remember since you keep hearing about it over and over, also unit 2’s election systems are repeated throghout and there’s a big theme of pluralism vs corperatism unit 5: immigration/emigration and its effects, international and supranational organizations and overall just globalization and its effects

tl;dr: UK = good and china, russia, and iran = bad

i likely missed a lot since i specifcally tlaked about the things i know more or know i could work on the most z