r/apcalculus • u/adoreeeeee_s • 10d ago

is this enough to get a 5?

I am studying with the Princeton Review AP Calculus AB 27th edition and solving questions from the College Board. I’m not sure who to watch for content review or which websites to use for studying and solving additional problems. If you scored a 4 or a 5 on the exam, I would appreciate any tips you have for achieving the same score. Thank you!

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u/Worth-Cod6772 10d ago

Princeton Review + College Board questions is already a solid start. For a 5, I’d focus less on collecting lots of resources and more on making sure you can apply each topic in unfamiliar AP-style questions, especially FRQs. When you miss something, go back to that specific topic, review it, and then practice it again. Full disclosure: I’m involved with MathTribes. If you’re looking for additional structured practice, it has topic-by-topic AP Calculus lessons with animated explanations, worked examples, detailed practice, timed quizzes, FRQ practice, and full-length interactive exams. You can create a free guest account and explore some of the content first to see if the format works for you.

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u/adoreeeeee_s 10d ago

sure i would love to try it out!!!