AP exam season: the 2-week study plan that gets 5s

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The creator provides a strategic two-week study plan for AP exams, emphasizing that students do not need a perfect score to achieve a 5. She outlines a method of taking practice tests to identify weak areas and focusing study time on those specific units.

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1Hook: 2-week plan for a 5
2Credibility: 5s on AP exams
3Strategy: Don't aim for 90%
4Action: Practice test and audit
5Focus: Target weak units
6CTA: Implied via bio link

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AP exam season: the 2-week study plan that gets 5s

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📝AP exams season: here’s the 2-week study plan that gets 5s #highschool #apexams #ap #study #StudyTips

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You have two weeks before your AP exam and you haven't started studying? Here is the exact plan to still get a 5. This is coming from someone who got a 5 on both the AP Calculus BC exam and the AP Physics C: Mechanics exam. I'll also be mentioning the resources that helped me get there. First, you need to understand something most students don't know. You don't need a 90% to get a 5. On most AP exams, you only need around 60 to 70% to get the top score. For example, AP Physics students got 5s with a 64%. AP Lang, about 55% got you a 5. So stop trying to master everything, you just need to be strategic. Days 1-3, take a full practice exam and do a content audit. Don't study first, just take the test. Then, grade it and identify your weakest units. Here is the key: you are not going to review everything. Pick the two or three units where you lost the most points and where points are easiest to get back. That's your entire focus for week one. Now focus entirely on test-taking strategy. For multiple choice, learn how to eliminate two wrong answers fast.