Hey, we’re a few high schoolers building an ML model that tries to predict procrastination from stuff like workload, sleep, and screen time. AP students seemed like the right crowd to ask, for obvious reasons lol.

survey’s here: https://forms.gle/ucSyhpLXeRFiJePZ9

It takes about 3 minutes, fully anonymous (no names or emails), and it’s open to anyone currently in high school. For the screen time question, your phone’s settings will have the actual number if you want to be accurate (decimal is PREFERRED tho).

We’ll post what the model finds once it’s done. Appreciate it, and good luck with APs.

Basically, I’m doing this dual enrollment program where I go to my local community college full-time and graduate my associates degree in data science, but I’m still in high school however, when I transfer, I wanna transfer to my state school for computer science because of that I wanna try and get my core computer science courses that don’t need in university or maybe even dual major done now when it’s cheaper, but it’s not in my course pathway so they wont let me take it my choices to take my required computer. Science courses are paying $700 or taking the AP. CSA exam but I need to get a five or else I won’t get the credit at all for context, I have a lot of experience with Python machine, learning and some with r studio should I self study the csa exam risk doing bad or pay 700 dollars ( I don’t wanna pay the 700 but is it possible to get a 5 in my situation)

I am self studying both AP Calc AB and AP CSA for this year. I finished the first two units of AP CALC AB and the first unit of AP CSA using CSAwesome2 and flipped math. My questions:

Are these two sources reliable to study on?

Where can I find Practice exams? Should I buy Princeton/Barron? Should I wait until my school opens the AP classroom and are practices there enough?

Hi! This is my first time posting, and I'm here asking for advice. I'm a 10th grade student taking AP Government, and I'm honestly struggling. I've been trying to find time to study, but it's been difficult to balance everything.

I'm also taking an anatomy class that requires a lot of memorization. I find it hard to remember information for both classes, especially when there's so much content to learn. On top of that, I do wrestling, which takes up a lot of my time, so finding time to study after school and keep up with my assignments can be challenging.

I also struggle with dyslexia, which can make working. with written information more difficult. I'd really appreciate advice on study methods that work well for someone with dyslexia, especially in writing.

One of my biggest struggles in AP Gov is FRQs. I have trouble figuring out how to organize my thoughts and write strong answers that meet the requirements of the questions. I'd love to hear any tips on how to improve my FRQs, understand what the prompts are asking, and feel more confident when answering them.

Overall, I'm looking for advice on how to study efficiently, manage my time between school, wrestling, and my other responsibilities, and remember information without spending hours studying every day. I really want to improve in both classes, but I'm not sure where to start or what study methods would work best for me.

I'd genuinely appreciate it. Thank you.

Hi y'all! I am an 11th grader planning to enroll for APs next year, either in German or Psychology. I am homeschooling currently. But the thing is,the bluebook app is not supported in any of the devices i own. I do have an old windows which is 13 years old,but i fear it is quite old and i do not want interruptions during the final exams. Can you guys suggest me other options,so that i can get bluebook in it? Thank you.⭐️

did anyone get a perfect score email this year? or did they stop

Im taking B.C rn and am panicking about the test, I can only get 3-5 mabye 6 points right on frqs, Ive forgot stuff on washer and disk method and other earlier things. MCs aren't much better with me usually getting 5-8/10 right and my grade rn is an 82 as there is no curve. All I want is a 3 to pass and skip Calc 1 if I can. If I don't get a subscore of 3 I have to do pre calc or take the b.s cooked entry test. So a lot is riding on one test and Im panicking rn

Hello, I’m in a pickle of whether I should take AP Statistics or AP Pre-Calculus over the summer to get ahead. But, from what I heard AP Statistics is a solid, easy AP in which would fit perfect for my Junior class schedule since it could replace my spanish class which I would no longer need to take or should I go ahead and self-study Pre-Calculus now so that during the summer It’ll act as a buffer for the enhanced pace of learning AP Pre-Calculus over the summer.

Just a little bit curious about this — thanks.

In this game you will guess whether a formula on an AP Science test was derived or experimentally determined, to give an example Ohm's law was experimentally determined from observations and the Kinematic equations were derived from calculus.

I will give you two equation from each AP Science and you will have to guess if it was determined through experiments or derived from previous equations (assumed that definitions are considered derived)

AP Environmental Science

Net Primary Productivity

NPP = GPP - R

Rule of 70

T₂ = 70/r

AP Psychology

Weber's equation

ΔI / I = k

Classical IQ Formula

IQ = (Mental Age / Chronological Age) * 100

AP Biology

Solute Potential formula

Ψs = −iCRT

Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium

p² + 2pq + q² = 1

AP Chemistry

Ideal Gas Law

PV = nRT

Rate Law

Rate = k[A]^m[B]ⁿ

AP Physics 1

Fluid continuity

A₁v₁ = A₂v₂

Static Friction inequality
|Fբ| ≤ |μFₙ|

AP Physics 2

First Law of Thermodynamics

ΔU = Q + W

Thin lens/mirror equation

1/f = 1/dₒ + 1/dᵢ

AP Physics C: Mechanics

Rotational Kinetic Energy

K = (1/2)Iω²

Parallel Axis theorem

I = I꜀ₘ + Md²

AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism

Ampere's Law

∮ B · dl = μ₀ · Iₑₙ꜀ₗ

∮ E · dA = qₑₙ꜀ₗ/ε₀

Outside of AP:

Time dilatation formula for speed

t = t₀ / sqrt(1 - v²/c²)

Hubble's law

v = H₀d

So i’m a freshmen and I’m taking ap bio because of a magnet program I’m in. I knew it’d be difficult but not that difficult… The MRQs and FRQS are so confusing and formatted off and for my first test I got a 46. My average dropped from a 94 to an 83.9 and I don’t think I can get it up. I got sick over the week and there was a group project I wasn’t able to participate in- we got an 87.5 and it increased my grade to an 85.2. I don’t know how i’m gonna be able to get it up to at least an A-. I have 2-3 majors left… I think i’m screwed and my teacher doesn’t give any extra credits or curves. What do i do?

So my school didn’t offer AP Precalc last year (my school is arts focused so not many people choose to take high level maths). Despite this I took normal Precalc, but I also took the AP Exam for Precalc. Obviously I got the college credit, but did I get the GPA Boost even though it wasn’t technically an AP class?

So my school didn’t offer AP Precalc last year (my school is arts focused so not many people choose to take high level maths). Despite this I took normal Precalc, but I also took the AP Exam for Precalc. Obviously I got the college credit, but did I get the GPA Boost even though it wasn’t technically an AP class?

I need to have at least 20 submissions in order to write a paper for the assignment I’m doing. I’d really appreciate it if I’d get some opinions so the data couldn’t be super skewed towards one thing or another.

for context my calc ab teacher is known to be difficult. I came from advanced pre calc. most people who came from advanced have similar grades like me. So far we have done Unit one and 2 I have gotten like a B a B+ a C and a C+ . My grade is currently a B-. we are halfway through the first quarter. These unit 2 test that everyone got b-a I got a 79

there is a tutor that bassicly specializes in this teacher. One of my friends after going to her pulled his grade from failing into a A. but she is really really exspensive. Im looking for advice on what to do because I can’t afford this tutor.

is it worth it to self-study for multiple AP exams outside of school?

I'm currently taking only 4 academic classes (all aps) this year due to my schedule being occupied by mandatory credits for classes like PE and health. my school doesn't offer many AP classes. i was thinking of trying to self-study for the ap gov exam, and maybe another class like human geo. is it possible to start studying now and is it worth it at all? ive also still not yet decided which aps to fully commit to if i were to choose to take their exams.

I don't know what to do anymore I have a shit ton of work I need done asap all while getting good grades on each and every assignment, it doesnt help that half my classes are ap. I've done it before but it's different this time, I genuinely just don't want to do it, I'm not even depressed, it's not like I don't have a goal I want to reach really badly, I just don't want to do it. I've watched a million procrastination videos and they all say the same things that just don't work for me, does anyone have a method on how to get all this done asap?

Can anyone do my survey, I need people to fill it out for my project

https://s.surveyplanet.com/bcw0605g

I'm learning AP Physics C: E&M on my own rn bc our school doesn't offer it. I'm a senior trying to major in industrial engineering. I wanted to challenge myself by going out of my way to take this AP. I payed decent money for this online course that gives me 0.5 credit, but I'm really stressing out rn. The material itself isn't too much different from mechanics, so I'm doing alright in understanding it. However, my online course is just so... ahh. Like I can't take the ancient UI and the way they make me read textbooks as my only source of learning (thus I have to make time out of the course to learn more). The course is also pretty strict with the grading and is just so tedious. I hate it so much that I haven't made progress for a week, just because I hate opening up that website. Of course, if I had planned out the study myself to watch videos and stuff, I would be quite enthusiastic to learn the material.

Technically it isn't part of my school's curriculum, so if I fail I can just choose not to submit it to my colleges but still thats a few hundred dollars down the drain and also my hard work. What should I do...

Hi, I'm a 9th grade student in one of the best high schools in Turkey and I aim going to American Universities. Our school has no AP course so I looked for pricing of a AP course and it was 1850 dollars for each subject. I don't have this kind of money but I really want to study for AP exams. What would you suggest for me can I learn some lessons on internet and what lesson should I start?

so. my school doesn't have any ap classes but i did sign up for Calc bc, CSA, Stats, Physics C: Mech as an external candidate and idk what to use to study for them. i've heard that khan academy is good while in other posts i've seen people saying daily videos are better.

I've been having some serious trouble finding sources for my topic that my group members are working on. EBSCO is also being really annoying about associating me and my college board account, but I digress. Is there any tips/resources so I can find some good papers?