15 AP Statistics Tips: How to Get a 4 or 5 in 2022 | Albert

This video goes over 15 AP Statistics tips for overall studying, the multiple-choice section, as well as the free response (FRQ) section to help you pass the 2022 AP Statistics exam. We go over all sorts of general AP Statistics study tips and test taking strategies to jumpstart your AP exam prep on your way to scoring a 5.

Here is a quick preview of some of the AP Statistics tips we go over:

0:00 - Introduction to 15 AP Statistics Tips: How to Get a 4 or 5

0:34 - 5 AP Statistics Study Tips for Home:
1. Break up your study sessions into chunks using the Pomodoro Technique
2. Get to know your calculator and the common functions for statistics, such as pnorm, binompdf, calculating confidence intervals, and running regression models.
3. Practice classifying statistical inference procedures using your textbook or this applet on Classifying Statistics Problems.
4. Part of your studying can be annotating the AP® Statistics formula sheet so that you know which formulas to use for specific topics
5. Practice, practice, practice

3:49 - 5 AP Statistics Multiple Choice Study Tips
1. Answer every question, even if you have to guess
2. Focus the bulk of your studying on the topics that are more likely to appear on the test
3. Draw sketches of the distributions whenever possible, turning verbal descriptions into visual displays that you can interpret
4. Practice identifying binomial variables such as a coin flip, free throw, or any random event involving: 1) repeated trials, 2) two possible outcomes, 3) a fixed probability of success, and 4) independent trials
5. Read the questions completely— no skimming

7:20 - 5 AP Statistics FRQ Study Tips
1. Know the language of statistics and use common phrases like “on average”, “predicted increase”, or “sufficient evidence to reject the null”
2. Label everything, including graphs, formulas, random number tables, and sketches of normal distributions
3. Explain all of your answers thoroughly and in context
4. Read through all 6 questions before you put the pen to paper and see which ones you feel confident tackling first
5. Use strange acronyms to help you remember common statistical procedures

11:16 - What to Do Next to Get a 4 or 5 on AP Statistics

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[cyrilb]

"Make sure you're not cramming" -- yeah, a little late for me on that one

[LearningwithMrsOkoro]

The best tips were to annotate the formula sheet and practice using the calculator functions. I haven't taught AP statistics in a few years but I used to make sure that we used the calculator regularly.

[ankitjaiswal]

Lol its 12 am the night before my stats exam. But here we are hehe

[eddiefieseler]

Alright my test is 1 hour away haha thanks

[Jamal-cnzl]

bro knows sign language without knowing sign language

[treeper]

I took basic stats my freshman year, and I'm going to take AP stats my senior year (this fall), so this should help even with my background knowledge.

[SoS]

I have about 2-3 weeks till ap exam and I'm going to study, wish me luck

[spectre]

I got a 4 on the test from this advice thank you so much

[catmuncher]

i cant wait for statistics tmr afternoon 💀im cooked man

[heidib]

unfortunately i am listening to this driving on the way to my test 🙏🙏