The Albert Team 
Only at the very end of the AP® U.S. History exam do you reach the Long Essay Question (LEQ). As a result, the LEQ is a challenge for even the most prepared test-taker. By this point in the exam, you are mentally exhausted, your hand is tired from writing all the other free response questions, and you just want to go home.
Most people think AP® Physics C: Mechanics is one of the toughest AP® courses. It includes complex calculus, mind-bending concepts, and a huge collection of equations that you’ll need to memorize. However, with the right study guide and the best resources, AP® Physics shouldn’t intimidate you.
ACT® Science is all about getting the maximum number of questions right in a relatively short period. Having a strong vocabulary helps a lot in improving your understanding of the questions and reducing the time it would take for you to understand the question.
Have you ever wondered what it takes to get the best score possible on the AP® English Language exam? In this guide we have compiled the do’s and don’ts of the 2014 AP® Language test to provide you with the best information to conquer the exam. As you prepare, keep a close watch for the best practices for each type of essay, and the things to avoid.
We understand the apprehension you may feel thinking about the AP® English Literature FRQ portion. We’ve all been through it. Students experienced the same fear in 2015, but we have proof that they made it out the other side.
The AP® German Language exam can seem intimidating from the outside. The multiple-choice section alone takes about an hour and a half to complete and is worth half of your grade for the entire AP® exam. All of the questions and answers are in German, and the time limit on your test will challenge your proficiency skills.
In this guide we have compiled the do’s and don’ts of the 2013 AP® English Language FRQ section, to provide you with the best information to conquer the exam. As you prepare for the exam, keep a close watch for the best practices for each type of essay, and the things to avoid in your writing.
In AP® Chemistry, an element is a substance made up of specific atoms. Each atom is composed of electrons, neutrons, and protons. Neutrons and protons are in the nucleus of the atom while electrons reside in the space around the nucleus.
The Next Generation Science Standards, or NGSS, offer an entirely new approach to learning outcomes and how science should be taught in the United States today. But why do we need new science standards? The overhaul comes at a time when the United States faces an increasingly global and technologically advanced future, with dilemmas only science could solve.
AP® Comparative Government multiple-choice questions are often overlooked by those taking the exam. Students seem to be more concerned with free response questions than with making sure that they are set and ready to go on multiple choice.