What AP Exams are Really Like

Learn what to expect as you get ready to take your AP exams. Do you need motivation to help you study for your next Advanced Placement test? Don't think for much motivation in this short video. Michael Scott from The Office explains. AP Classes and Exams explained AP Reaction Video #AP #APDaily APUSH 2023

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[emmahwang]

When u write the whole entire essay and then u realize u didn’t answer the prompt at all

[bigbingus]

Final year for taking AP exams and honestly I'm not going to miss it.

[lisacostanza]

i’m in AP bio and tonight I realized after almost a year in this class I have genuinely learned nothing… The exam is in 15 days 😬

[keirafilms]

Guys but really tho good luck on your exams this year we can totally do this 💯

[TillMorrow]

Honestly this was so true and students were told not to talk about the exams. But truly the BEST part of AP Exams is the memes on Twitter that came out after everyone in the country took it, not caring about the rule. My friends and I were dying the rest of the school day, best day ever.

[givnnv]

Honestly for all the people stressed out over your AP exam, trust me, it does not matter as much as you think it does. In 2020 I scored a 3 on my music theory exam, 2021 I scored a 1 on APUSH (didn’t care to try) and a 3 on Seminar, and on May 10th I’m taking Lang & Comp. I have only received below average to average scores and will probably receive lower than a 4 on my Lang exam as well. I’m currently a senior in high school and not once did the college Im going to ask me about my AP exams, let alone cared about my SAT score. I promise you your scores do not matter as much as you think they do and they do not determine your worth and smartness. You will be okay and you will live! Not worth living through all of that stress. You got this and good luck to all :)

[katherinelewis]

My teacher played this for us today and I’m back to watch. Hilarious

[cecilthecavetroll]

Michael Scott is the perfect guy to represent the emotions faced while taking a dreaded AP test. His reactions to every situation are priceless and over the top. Just like the strong feelings felt during an AP exam.

[draco]

You know it can really depend on the exam, some of them like the Human Geography, Calc AB, Statistics, Physics 1, and Psych are relatively short and manageable….with that being said, best of luck to those poor souls taking the APUSH exam. God bless you brave souls.

[Maw]

I have APUSH exam on May 6th and the SAT on June 4th. I took the PSAT back in October to help me understand what taking these exams would feel like. Only problem is I got a 900 on the PSAT because the school taught me nothing. So now I am gonna get a 1 on my exam and a 400 on my SAT because I have retained absolutely nothing.

[dillion]

the amount of physical and mental symptoms i have experienced this past week due to the anticipation of my ap exams occurring back to back next week…. i got stress hives, i had a hallucination of light, i started dissociating, there was a day i couldn’t feel my body and could hear but couldn’t understand the words people were saying to me. i’m better now after rationalizing that i’ve literally already been accepted to college, and the maximum amount of credits my exams this year can give me is 9. my health is way more important than these silly little exams. (i still studied though) good luck everyone <3

[moomoojenkins]

As difficult as AP tests were, I transferred 26 credits from them and saved almost a year’s worth of college tuition. They really help get your gen Ed out of the way. Definitely worth taking if you’re dedicated or a good test taker, but also do duel credit if possible!

[PurpleMako]

Just finished taking my last very AP exam in high school
Best feeling ever knowing I’ll never have to go through that hell again

[freshwaterwaterfall]

I'm taking 6 APs, it's senior year, and I can't give a fuck. What happens happens.

[watermelly]

good luck to everyone taking them !! we’ll do great !

[cleanrock]

My only AP class I'm taking is history and it's probably the easiest Ap class but I heard the Ap test could be considered one of the hardest for some teachers and students.

[justaperson]

I was super nervous for my AP world history exam, but I got 90% on the multiple choice and did extremely badly on everything else. I got a 4.

Edit: I got my mock and real exam mixed up. The above comment was about my mock exam, but I got the same result in my actual exam. It's been a while, so it kind of got mixed up in my memory.

[kya]

I took 2 AP exams last year and now make it my mission to save others from the agony

[sunnysidegymnasts]

as a senior taking my last set of ap tests this week, this was the perfect video to retain my procrastination and not feel bad abt doing so

[kevingreenley]

As someone who was always an underachiever, I never had to worry about this. I probably could have taken AP classes, but I didn't care at all about grades until junior year.
Some may think it's sad, but I'm a year off from graduating college. Getting a bachelor degree in entrepreneurship. It may take two extra years, but I can still easily graduate.
The truth is, once you're in college, no one cares about grades. As long as you have good enough grades to pass by, you're good. No one cares about an A.
Jobs aren't going to look at your GPA after college. They just care that you graduated.
Basically, don't stress out too much over grades, because they're not super important in the long run. For most people, just doing good enough to get by is better than stressing to be the best.