AP EXAMS 2010

**Reenk Roink** · 05-07-2010, 05:05

I remember when they said that AP exams were gonna be like the things you took in college. I took the AP Stats exam and it was hard but I was prepared and got a 4. Then I went to college confident and got my butt kicked HARD with the exams there...

**** you AP.

**Ice** · 05-07-2010, 18:28

Originally Posted by Reenk Roink

I remember when they said that AP exams were gonna be like the things you took in college. I took the AP Stats exam and it was hard but I was prepared and got a 4. Then I went to college confident and got my butt kicked HARD with the exams there...

**** you AP.

It was same with calculus for me. When I was at Michigan for my first semester, I took calc and had to work my ass off. I ended up with a B when I scored a 5 pretty easily on the AP test and had an A in 12th grade calc.

**A Nerd** · 05-07-2010, 21:17

I got a 4 on an AP History exam when I was a senior in HS. Didn't use the accomplishment in college though, for I majored in History. I graduated college, but with mediocre marks. I found the professors uninspiring...perhaps that was because I wasn't paying them much attention...

**a completely inoffensive name** · 05-08-2010, 05:54

Took AP US Gov. Going to take AP Physics B and AP Economics next week. Don't worry CR, I know my stuff (I think).

**Centurion1** · 05-09-2010, 01:16

^ oh yeah what did you think of the essays i liked the one of how southern voters have turned to the republican party myself, very easy to answer.

**Hooahguy** · 05-09-2010, 03:58

i was talking to a friend of mine in AP Bio, and he told me how messed up his class was for the AP on monday.
so the teacher who was supposed to teach the class was also in the process of getting her degree in biochemistry from UGA. this meant she could only teach on teusdays and thursdays.
so what did my school do? hire another teacher who could only come on teusdays and thursdays.

anyways, for the past month the main teacher was finishing up getting her degree or something like that, not quite sure, and the other teacher was pretty incompetent so they rarely had class. this means that NOBODY in the class will be ready for the AP exam. a bunch of parents complained, so now they are taking the exam for free (no $80 fee) and its optional.
pretty SNAFU, eh?

**Ice** · 05-09-2010, 17:34

Originally Posted by Hooahguy

i was talking to a friend of mine in AP Bio, and he told me how messed up his class was for the AP on monday.
so the teacher who was supposed to teach the class was also in the process of getting her degree in biochemistry from UGA. this meant she could only teach on teusdays and thursdays.
so what did my school do? hire another teacher who could only come on teusdays and thursdays.

anyways, for the past month the main teacher was finishing up getting her degree or something like that, not quite sure, and the other teacher was pretty incompetent so they rarely had class. this means that NOBODY in the class will be ready for the AP exam. a bunch of parents complained, so now they are taking the exam for free (no $80 fee) and its optional.
pretty SNAFU, eh?

They should have done outside studying. They make AP books (think cliffnotes still does) for all AP classes which basically teach you whats on the exam.

**a completely inoffensive name** · 05-09-2010, 22:43

Originally Posted by Centurion1

^ oh yeah what did you think of the essays i liked the one of how southern voters have turned to the republican party myself, very easy to answer.

That one was very easy. The only one that was even remotely difficult was the one asking how the different demographics (women, catholics, union members and social conservatives) had shifted in the past 40 years. And that was only because you needed to write about 3 out of the four which just took extra time.