Corrupted AP exam experience
By Matthew Shanbom, Managing Editor Like many high school students, I took my first online AP exams last week. All went well initially with three exams completed with [...]
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My first Advanced Placement exam
By Ethan Del Campo, Staff Intern I was told that six out of seven freshmen opted for the AP Human Geography class. The class itself taught me how to view the world [...]
Taking the AP test
By Anonymous, Staff Intern All of quarantine I’ve been trying to find things to do or do things to keep me busy, but on May 12, I had TOO many things I needed to do or [...]
Taking my first AP exam
By Isis Williams, Staff Intern I took my exam Tuesday for AP Human Geography, the first AP class I’ve taken in my first year of high school. Due to COVID-19, College Board [...]
My experience with my first AP exam
By Chloe Oldbury, Staff Intern I took my very first AP exam Tuesday at 4 p.m. I had already studied a lot and felt like I knew every concept well. I [...]
I took my first AP exam: Meh
By Amber Brown, Staff Intern I woke up early yesterday. Ate breakfast. Got dressed. Set up the perfect testing environment. Then sat, panicked and procrastinated for the next [...]
AP exam preparations
By William Strachan, Staff Intern There’s no doubt that the quarantine has affected us all. Many of us in different ways. But something that many of us have in common are [...]
Advice for AP exams
By Matthew Shanbom, Managing Editor The time of AP exams is once again upon us and while the process may be slightly different this year, it is still important to try your [...]
AP exams amid pandemic
By Alexis Schatten, Editor in Chief May 11 was my first AP exam. I know we’re all not used to taking these dreaded things at home, but it was far more peaceful. I’m not a [...]
My first AP exam
By Anonymous On the day I had to sign up for classes, a man came out and told us, “Take AP Human Geography, it’s so easy, if you don’t you’ll regret it”. So in my [...]
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