Did you know that you can take some of your time in high school to earn college credits? Well, it’s true. Some of your efforts in high school can lead to college credit. How does it work? If you take the AP® English Language and Composition class in high school and pass the corresponding exam, then you can earn credits towards your degree. Not only that, but you will be able to improve your English language skills too.
Are you looking to ace the upcoming AP® Human Geography AP® exam, but still can’t quite tell the main differences between nations, states, and nation-states? Not to worry, we at Albert.io are here to help. We have created a 1-month study guide that not only sharpens your knowledge of the subject-matter, but provides you with many of the test-taking skills and tips that are required for any successful AP® exam.
Tackling the AP® US History exam is a tough undertaking. There is a ton of information to be learned, many skills to master, and not a lot of time to do it all. But you absolutely can do it! And we want to help you through these easy to use study tips!
In 2016, thousands of students took the AP® European History Exam. This number, however, represents only about 2.7 percent of all AP® tests taken! Lots of schools don’t teach European history anymore, so you are part of an elite group and need a targeted and tailored AP® European study plan. This AP® European study guide is sure to give you confidence as you approach exam day.
So you want to know what it takes to get a 5 on the AP® European History Exam? I’m going to tell you that it’s going to take time and dedication, but in the end it will be worth it. When you hold that 5 in your hands after you’ve finally taken the test then you will know that it will have paid off. Still it won’t be easy; there is a large amount of time that the AP® European History covers. Don’t worry though; lucky for you we’ve compiled key terms and concepts that frequently appear on the exam.
Every AP® European History student struggles with the DBQ section of the exam. This is a simple reality of the AP® coursework. Despite this, the DBQ section of the exam is not impossible to conquer. If you are feeling a little anxious about your DBQ skills, don’t worry.
If you are considering taking the AP® Euro course and exam, then you’ve probably already asked yourself, “Is AP® European History Hard?” It’s perfectly natural for you to want to seek an answer to a question like this and we guarantee that you’re not the only one.
Doing well on the AP® US Government & Politics exam is difficult. The AP® US Government exam is one of the toughest AP® exams out there. For some perspective: on the 2014 exam, only 11.9% of students scored a 5, with 12.4% scoring a 4, 26.5% scoring a 3, 24.6% scoring a 2 and another 24.6% scoring a 1. That means that almost half of all students taking the AP® US Government & Politics exam got a 1 or a 2.
AP® European History can seem incredibly hard to learn and review – especially if you don’t have much time to get ready for the AP® exam. In this subject you need to know centuries of complicated history, memorize tons of obscure names and dates, and thoughtfully analyze historical events in Europe.
Excelling on the AP® European History exam can be a challenge. With only 8.6% of test takers scoring a 5 and another 16.9% scoring a 4 in 2014, AP® European History represents one of the most difficult Advanced Placement exams to score high on. But fear not, hopefully after reading this list of comprehensive tips, you’ll feel more confident and prepared to rock your AP® European History test!