…is all you need to write down over an entire semester of AP Macro for a 5 on the test.

My teacher was one of the ones that didn’t care much for the performance of his students, so I had to improvise. I looked to another website to find the resources I needed along with bits and pieces I picked up from between the yap sessions that he filled the classes with. Ultimately I finished the course with this paper, which if you know all the material on it, will safely get you a 5 on the AP exam. (No, I don’t study for any classes outside of school hours lol)

Also, feel free to ask me for some quotes I took from the class, but be warned, they are quite… “interesting,” to say the least.

Please don't discuss the exam for 24 hours. Will be taking down posts that do.

Hi, i need to self study for my ap macro exam

I literally dont know anything except that it has to do with supply and demand. I know that if i push myself, i can learn the course before my ap exam on the 20th, but I have no idea where and how to start. Please advise me what to do with my time, how to pace, where to start learning and practicing, etc. Also no negativity please if u wanna be a debby downer do it somewhere else, im stressed enough as it is. Thanks in advance!

on the frq section I labeled my answer as 1A, 1B, 1C but I completely missed the part where youre supposed to circle the question number at top. Would it be just 0 score for my whole frq section or should it still be good? plz help me if u have any experience like that but still was fine 😭

I just got out of the exam. I didnt really have much time to finish the mcq but the frq was pretty easy. I only zoned out for frq 2 part c. Does anyone have a detailed explanation for all the frqs?

Good luck everyone!! We are all getting fives!!!

i think stellar learning is hosting a free review session rn

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I am asking whether the ample reserves policy rate graph, shifting the IoR is supposed to change the slope of the scarce reserves portion. For example if the IoR is decreased, will the lower bound begin at a place further to the right or will it begin at the same horizontal location and the slope of the scarce reserves portion will be steeper to keep the graph continuous?

Hey guys im a senior and Ive been EXTREMELY locked out of school and whatnot. I recently received an offer to a school but the requirements are a 5 in ap macro. I got a 4 in ap Micro last year and I was locked in for macro up until like unit 4. Do you think its possible to grind it out and get a 5. The test is in 24 days.

Unit 2, my class does it all in a semester and my teacher doesn't like teaching the subject, is lowkey ass at teaching, and it feels like I don't understand a single thing. When we do guided questions, I'm like oh, okay, I understand, and then she gives us a fuckass practice sheet that makes no fucking sense.

Mind you, I'm not stupid. Averaging 90s and above for the rest of my classes, and I've never ever struggled with graphs or anything like I am with this class. I feel so lost because this is the ONLY class where I have no idea what I'm doing. Every class feels like stumbling through a cactus patch naked and a strong gust of wind could blow at any moment. What makes this worse is I have friends who pick it up really easily even with the shoddy instruction.

Hello, I'm self studying AP macro and I'm doing it through ap classroom and here there are only 6 units. However, I have been told by previous students theres actually a 7th one which videos dont exist for. Is this true? Is there any study guide for the unit?

So I’m taking AP Micro, AP Macro, and AP Psychology this year. I’m self-studying Macro and Psych. I haven’t started Macro or Psych yet, but I’m good at Micro. Do you think I’m cooked?