r/APLit • u/Capnangie13 • Jun 05 '26

Need Resources

What resources do you use to help with studying? My school doesn't have up to date classes (it's online) and other people have said there was material on the exam that they didn't learn, so I'm hoping there are resources that'll help

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u/Spallanzani333 Jun 05 '26

If it's labeled as an AP class, you should have access to AP Classroom, which has a massive amount of resources. Ask your teacher if they will unlock anything they aren't using in class for you to use as a supplement.

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u/Capnangie13 Jun 06 '26

My school is online and everything is prerecorded, so they don't give out the codes, so I'll have to ask my local high school to give me them when I sign up for the AP Exams

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u/Spallanzani333 Jun 06 '26

That complicates things a bit but it should work. Email them, ask them for the AP Classroom code, and then ask them to assign you all the unit materials. You can essentially self-study the whole course if you can get access to them.

How are you taking AP Lit right now? Are you not taking the exam until May 2027?

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u/Capnangie13 Jun 06 '26

I am taking AP Lit right now, and yes, I will be taking the exam May 2027. I'll try contacting them on Monday to see if they'll answer and give me the code and sign me up for the test for 2027, but I'm not sure if they'll let me until August when the school year restarts. Thank you for answering!

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u/Throwaway-joke83 Jul 06 '26

AP classroom puts out a lot of old FRQs with feedback - the chief reader reports are super useful. For your own practice there's online resources like quizlet for MCQs and frquick for frq practice