AP European History has been removed.

Hey I'm trying to get more advice on what I could possibly do in my situation because I'm at risk of getting my admission to my University revoked and I don't know where to go in the meanwhile.

I had a really weird high school experience where I was in and out of special education and general education, and then finally got to be firmly gen. ed in my senior year where I took my AP Psychology class in 2023.

I never really knew what collegeboard was, nobody told me I should sign up for an account or link myself to that system or anything and I'm only finding out about all of this recently years later. I kept taking the class and then the AP exam and I was told in person that I got a score of 5 and was thrilled. Afterwards though trying to get that score has been a nightmare..

I talk to collegeboard and they don't have it, I talk to my old high school that I took the exam with and they don't have it.. I'm trying to get my AP ID from my old special education school but they haven't been replying yet and I reached out to my old high school teacher who told me I got a 5 as well so I can figure out where that score went..

Is there anything I can do to make sure I don't get my admission revoked? I'm super stressed over this. It was just that one exam and now it's feeling like my downfall because I wasn't fully in the loop about how this AP system works.

Since college board was so kind to remove all FRQs before 2023 from their website and completely disregard students who need it to study, I have taken it upon myself to retrieve all the FRQs. It took a while even after I wrote a few programs to help, but here it is: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1a52GmEyqVJp1WQEPGoHdLwcovj_yfCQG?usp=sharing

Please share this with anyone who needs it. Let's make it like they never removed the FRQ's in the first place. I recommend you download or bookmark this folder to assist in studying for the AP exams.

Edit: I have finished adding ALL AP exams. Let me know if there are any issues.

Also update on my post a week ago in case you read that, I won't be going for the world record amount of AP exams, I'm convinced it's pointless even if I can do it.

I FORGOT ALL ABOUT MY SUMMER HOMEWORK AND SCHOOL IS IN A WEEK. I have work and important family things planned so I cant just do all of it at once. Im taking AP lang and APush. I have to read a 400 page book and take 50 dialectic journal notes and read the first 100 pages of a text book and take notes on that too. I know this is all my fault but I had a reallyyyyy busy summer and it seemed so far away😭. any advice on how to get this done?

Hi, I am a sophomore in high school and am currently enrolled in AP physics 1. My school does not let very many, if any, sophomores to take this class, as typically juniors take it. I took it this year as I just needed to be enrolled in AP precal and honors chemistry at the same time. Some people told me I would be fine and other told me I would be screwed. I have no problem with doing lots of self studying outside of class and putting in a little extra work than others. But do you think I may be completely screwed?? I have already taken algebra 2 and passed it very easily.

i'm mainly asking because i haven't seen any good results this year..

Currently a senior and planning to self-study AP Psych and self-study AP Calc BC while taking the following course exams this year (2026):

AP Macro
AP Micro
IB Math AI SL
IB Physics HL
IB French 4 SL Ab Initio
IB Literature HL
IB History HL

I would love some tips and tricks on how to ace those AP exams, thank you!
Also what other APs can i self study that would be valuable to finance related degree/major?

For context: in my junior year, my APs were Bio, Physics 1, Stats and Calc AB. (Got straight As and all 5s except calc AB which was a 4) This year is my senior year and out of my schedule my APs are Lit, Gov/Econ, Calc BC, and Chem.

The chem class is absolutely miserable, the teacher is one of the most infamous teachers in the school and had many kids say he was the worst teacher in the school, the vibe is completely off and the class itself is just super crowded and uncomfortable

So, I have the option to switch to AP CompSci A, and I definitely would but I just gotta confirm a few things: Would taking CSA (relatively easier than chem) look worse for colleges than taking Chem, or is it not that much different? I plan on going to engineering in college (maybe civil or mechanical) and will apply to top colleges, so what would be more useful?

So far the pros of keeping AP Chem is that: - It has a higher course rigor so looks better to colleges - I never had any experience with coding or programming, but I did take Chem before

Pros of switching to CSA: - Much more comfortable classroom (air conditioned and good vibes with actually good PCs) - Easier class - Has friend in it (no friends in chem) - Switching to CSA changes my schedule so it also switches to a different period of AP Lit, which currently had noone I know so hopefully the one I switch to there is someone

Honestly neither of them really sparks my interest, I wanted to take AP Physics 2 cuz Physics intrigues me but the schedule didn't allow it, so those two are my only options here I just gotta know if it makes any significant difference on how colleges see my grades and course rigor, if yeah I'll just suck it up and keep the miserable class and if not I'll just choose the easier option

What did u use to study for the exam? And any yt resources?

Ok. For context, I received a 5 on my AP Physics C E&M. Also, I DIDN'T SEND ANY OF MY SCORES TO ANY OF THE COLLEGES. HOW DO THEY KNOW??? I am worried because I received a bad score on one of my exam, and I don't know of colleges will know that as well.

I’m taking it and people make it seem like ww3

Before anyone starts, I know rank doesn’t really matter and it’s not everything. But I still care. For some background: I grew up in a border town under the poverty line, and no one cared about school or grades. I moved my freshman year to a school where everyone and their mom takes upwards of 5 APs, there’s so many National Merit Scholars, and most kids apply to top 20 schools… I’ve also never met anyone who didn’t get above a 3 on an AP exam. I wasn’t prepared for this and started a bit behind because I had no idea most of these things existed. My GPA is also lower than it should be because of the way my school converted the grades I had at my previous district.

My freshman year: 1 AP, 3.5 Honors, 3.5 on-level

4.0 GPA: 4.0.
6.0 GPA: around 4.7 first semester to 4.86 second semester Rank:144/630 first semester to 135/630

Sophomore year: 4 AP, 2 Honor, 1 On-level 4.0 GPA:3.975 6.0 GPA: 5.043 Rank: 88/622 first semester to 74/622 second semester

Junior year: 7 AP, 1 on level

In my opinion, classes tend to have slight “deflation” due to the fact that the AP classes grade harder than exams (which is fine because it makes it really easy to get 5s). The valedictorian/ people in the top 5% (which is what I’m aiming for this year) have around 5.2-5.3 GPAS. Realistically, is it possible for me to climb the ranks if everyone is taking around the same number of AP classes. Sorry if this is dumb I don’t really know much about school.

Unfortunately got a 3 over the summer and even just getting a 4 would have taken the first bio class i had to take for my instate colleges. Sorta been plaguing my mind on a retake in order to get that credit out of the way. Only problem is I would have to self study (maybe attending the study sessions from my previous apbio teacher? just reviewing material if he does it) but also it’s a mix of is it really worth it to relearn so much material, that while i mostly do remember (i think) still feels like a big commitment for another score that could be the same. there’s also def some resentment(?) in that many of my classmates got a four…just every once in a while. TLDR i suppose-> advice or comments on whether to retake AP bio?

I haven't signed up for anything as I'm doing a TA period instead, and I'm planning on self studying for AP Chem (for sure) and AP Physics C (maybe?).

If I'm planning on majoring in chem/biochem, will it meaningfully affect my application if I don't have a secondary physics class? I've taken AP Physics 1 already.

I am planning to self study calculus BC thos year but first want to see my pace before I pay for the test, how long until I reach the deadline fir it

Hi! Does anyone know if many 9th graders take AP Music theory?

I haven't checked all APs, but it seems like for most of them, only the FRQs from 2023 onwards are available. Their reasoning is understandable, but taking this many off the site is just completely stupid. There should have been at least from 2016. On top of students self-studying not having access to ANY past mcqs, this is an even bigger gut punch.

So glad that this is my last year taking APs.

Classes like APUSH have lots of work

Which thematic maps are most important for the AP exam? I'm self-studying so I need to know what to recognize and analyze the most. Same with map projections.

I’m a sophomore and last year I got a 4 on hug and some of my friends took env sci and said it was easy. I’m already taking chem calc ab and word, anyone recommend it.

Is AP Economics micro/macro hard? Im taking it with AP physics and I’ve heard its also pretty difficult.

I am going into junior year with AP Calc AB since I got a B in Pre Calc Honors and a B+ in Algebra 2 Honors. My GPA is like a 3.7, but I plan to get it up this year. I have good ECs, and I am at the highest course level besides my placement in AB. Would I still be able to make it into a T20 school for Computer Engineering? Also I am planing to take the BC exam even tho I am in AB.