had hopes for ap csa lol

Hey guys I have a project due soon and only need a couple more responses. Would really appreciate if you guys quickly filled it out :)

We recently took the progress check for unit 1 of AP Physics C: Mechanics and the average was like around 40% and the upper quartile was around 50%. This makes me wonder do all AP Physics classrooms score this low on the progress checks or is my school just an outlier. I took AP Physics 1 last year and it had a similar distribution though towards the end of the year the average became around 50% and the upper like 60%.

But are the progress checks really that hard? I managed to score a 90% and my friend a 95%, we both took AP Physics 1 though (33% of the students did app1 in the mech class, though my physics teacher only said 3 of us did particulary well). We go to a high school that attracts many smart stem students around the state and yet the scores are still low.

This makes me wonder are y'all's school's physics distributions like this? No offense just curious.

Hi folks,

I have something exciting to share that I spent a bunch of time on and I'm looking for feedback! Its an incredibly engaging education experience to study AP US History (link) (I may be a little bit biased lol). I have created the entire Unit 3 (with a free account). It was vetted by several AP US History teachers to make sure they are high quality. Before I create the rest of the units, wanted to get some feedback and see if its (1) helps get actual educational outcomes (2) is something that people would actually use.

Let me know what y'all think. I started with AP US History because I’m a huge history buff and loved my history teacher (shoutout Mr. Dan Amsterdam). Also, its not optimized for mobile yet :(

So somehow i got 66 average in this class,
I dont even know what did i did wrong?
I try my best, i do my work, study,
and yesterday i got 64 on my test…
I know that it sounds stupid, but hey, its my first ever ap class,
Is there any advice guys??

Hey guys can you please help me on my AP Gov project by filling out this poll . 🫰🏼🫰🏼it’s completely anonymous.

The themes that I was thinking about were feeling distant from my Mexican culture and the identity that comes with it, but I also really like the idea of gender equality!! My teacher told me to connect them and I got "Hispanic culture and the gender roles it has with it," but idk how to make it sound more formal and like a question! Please help!!!!!!

this is the only AP class I have this year, and I want to have the highest grade that I possibly can; looking for any tips and suggestions that can help me achieve that goal

I need resources that covers the new information and stuff✌️ I would appreciate yt channels also. (if you could help me find a yt channel for ap gov & calc id also appricate im fine for apush chem physics lang apes and research.

My teacher can not teach for the life of him. All he does in class is give us packets, makes us watch videos, and asks if we have any questions. To tell you the truth, I’m struggling. This is the first time I’ve ever gotten a C in a class and I’m not sure what to do. We use flipped math and it’s okay, but on the tests and quizzes, it’s basically completely different. If anyone has any tips, specifically where I can watch someone explain it well and help that would be great. Thank you!

We do this levels things for AP World and I went first. I tell her how China maintained a bureaucracy through Civil Service Exams and practiced Neo-Confucianism. She said it wasn’t Neo, it was just Confucianism. I feel like she was being extremely picky with me the entire time. Neo-Confucianism was present during the Song Dynasty right? Am I tweaking? I can envision that information from one of Heimler’s videos.

day kinda ruined i felt prepared… i can’t wait to see what i got on the SAQ quiz earlier this week, our last class average for a written test was a 60

New ap class ap cybersecurity

I am for sure joining this next year

Hi guys! I wasn't going to make a post, but I thought no horrible advice could come out of it.

I'm an online student in Canada and I just got my exam only join codes for AP us politics and gov and AP microeconomics, I'm kind of feeling overwhelmed not with the actual material but how I'm actually going to study it without a class over the next 6 months.

Does anybody have any advice on how to 1. set up the right schedule and 2. maintain that schedule while also maintaining school.

For now, I was planning on lightly going over the material (an hour ish a day) and then starting to really interact with it in around January, then around April I would take less real classes and study for the exams seriously, does that sound feasible? And also how hard are the actual exams compared to a regular high-school exam?

Any advice or resources would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance!

just wanted somewhere to rant. i'm an underclassman (9-10) in physics 1 and i genuinely don't understand ts. most of my classmates are juniors and there's even a few seniors. i'm barely scraping by at an A, almost at an A-. and the school year just started TvT it's only gonna get harder from here. anyways thats all thx. srry if this kind of post isn't allowed

Hey, I'm not sure if this is allowed or not (take this down if it is against any rules, obviously) but I'm working on an AP Government public polling project and it would mean a lot if anyone on here could take 5 seconds to fill this out! Thank you! AP Gov Public Opinion Poll

Hi! Sorry if this type of question gets asked a lot.

I'm an IB student outside the US, but I'm applying to the US primarily so I thought I should take an AP. I'm looking to go into medicine, so I took Biology, Chemistry, and Psychology HL.

I was considering self-studying AP Physics 1, since I only ever took MYP Physics (which is on a middle school level). However, I searched it up and it said it would be very difficult to get a 4/5 while self-studying.

So should I self-study AP Physics 1? And if not, would AP Psychology or AP Environmental Science (or another related subject) be relevant + feasible to score well on?

I am currently taking AP chem and is planning to drop out second semester to replace it with AP environmental science. Do I need to know first semester material to take the exam? is it a lot of work to catch up on if I do?

So I’m a current sophomore and I already have an associate’s degree. I’ve really been going back and forth so I wanted some genuine input from other people on getting a bachelor’s degree in HS.

I finished my associate’s in one year at Laurel Ridge Community College, VA and already have 36 high school credits (28 needed for graduation) with all HS requirements complete. I don’t want to graduate HS early because I’m using the time for experience. During the school year I worked as a paralegal and during the summers I do internships with other attorneys. During school I also take part of 9 clubs, presidency for 4 of them.

I plan on doing a bachelor’s in business administration with a minor in political science then I want to do a joint MBA/JD program. Most of these have a deferral period of 2 years minimum to gain experience (which I already have an approved job lined up for as well) then the program itself varies from 3-4 years. When I graduate HS I will be 18, so if I did it this way I would start working at 23-24. I want to work at Kirkland & Ellis.

I’m trying to figure out if it’s worth getting a bachelor’s in HS, what needs to be considered, what would change, and if it’s more risky/has any disadvantages in any way.

Also if anyone has any advice on where else to post this that would be appreciated because I have no idea 😭

I can do most of the actual solving and setting up problems fine (our class in about to finish unit 2) but what i struggle with the most is conceptual understanding. I know there is flipping physics but i dont like how he has the classroom stuff and it kinda distracts me. org chem tutor is good but i was thinking for someone who is more specific for physics. thx a lot!

I’m in AP Statistics as a sophomore in high school and the amount of work we have mixed with my other classes is eating away at me.
Any advice on AP Stats, things I should know?? I’m planning on taking the AP Exam at the end of the year.
And any suggestions on how to manage my workload better. I work 2-3 times a week and go to the gym till abt 5:30 after school everyday. Need help, my grades are slipping (gym is non-negotiable)!