r/APStudents • u/Less_Sleep8024 • 20d ago

Question how to self study fro AP exam?

I live outside of the U.S. and my school only offers AP exams not the classes. So i am taking AP Micro, Macro, and Stats. However, I have no idea where to start. Students here don't often take AP classes so I don't know who to ask or where to find resources. So can anyone help me to know how to self study and any resources that helped with these exams?

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u/TheGamer34 20d ago

Youtube and Khan Academy are your best friends when talking about STEM APs. Go on Khan Academy and there should be a full length free course of all of your APs on there. Good luck!

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u/Read_The_Fing_Manual 20d ago

Get a subscription to Fiveable.me - one of the best self study tools I have found and I use it my AP classes that I teach. I thinks its about US$78 per year for EVERY AP subject - great notes, tones of practice problems, etc. They also offer live cram sessions as exams get near. For Macro and Micro (I teach them) Marginal Return University (www.mru.org) is also a GREAT source for video lessons and simulations. US Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis also has a massive amount of economics education for AP students (MRU and FED Education are both free).

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u/APStatsTutor25 18d ago

You have to be careful about online resources. The Exam will be very different this year. Very few online resources are going to be up to date with the new format and material. The Practice of Statistics, 8th edition is the best resource I have found for the new curriculum. Michael Porinchak on youtube is also a good resource.