AP Tips? (World History + Comparative Polisci)?

I don't know if you have the same system as my school did because i studied in the U.S but...

Study for the tests as long as you think you need to study for them Just make sure that you remember it all and understand it thoroughly.

I suggest you use the AP college board books because those summarize exactly what's on the AP tests.

Generally the things that are hardest on the test is the essay portion where you have to right a small essay for an answer. Most tests require you to write multiple ones.

I think that you would do great considering you took all those classes, and remember, AP classes count as an extra 5 credit points on your GPA if you get a C or higher.

If you pass the test with a 3 or higher, then universities count it as a credit and you might not have to take that class in the university. Afterall, AP stands for Advanced Placement which is basically a college course.

I have taken the Political Science AP test and the most think you should remember are the amendments and make sure that you can read graphs correctly. And try to memorize every court case that is mentioned in your book, you have to cite those in your essays during the tests.

By the way, Political Science is by far the most interesting subject i have ever taken! it was so fun and It's a great introduction because you have to take more classes like it in college depending what you want to major in. :]

Hope that helped!

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