I did the AP CS test without being in the class. It only took reading the prep book over (I skipped the practice questions so it was very light reading) and then I studied every day for a bit in the week before the test. Got a 5. That's probably one of the easiest AP courses.
lol wtf was on that cs test"what is this course called""what is your name""what color was george washington's white horse"???
some high school "computer science" classes are basically just computer literacy. like making sure you know how to navigate Windows and know the difference between a monitor and a computer. and stuff like that
why are you taking AP physics if you already took regular physics?well I guess you wouldn't know why. definitely at least try to talk to a counselor about it
why are you taking AP physics if you already took regular physics?
the thing is, our school has 3,000 people in it and it's made for only 1,000, so it's real unlikely you can switch classes 'cus they're all full... and if i can get good grades this year i might actually be able to go to a UC
stuff i keep forgetting you guys are in big schoolsmine was only meant to hold like 250 to 300 students but we're close to 400 this year and it's so crowded in the halls. all these freshmen don't know respect, man. one tried to take my assigned seat and if i were in the #thuglyfe i would've hit him with my 1200 page geometry textbook.
>400ppshthe stairways in my school get so gridlocked you can literally fall backwards and get carried by the current
Computer Science AP Exam: just practice tracing loops, that's literally 90% of the multiple choice. For the essays written portion make sure you know grid world well.source: took this last year, got 5