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AP Lit exam with the chocolate and lemon cake of doom and despair.
YES I am getting a five on AP bio
YES I spent all of yesterday at the mall with my friends
YES instead of studying I played tomodachi life
NO I am NOT cooked
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"I cannot be stopped" girlypop I cannot even be started. my brain is oatmeal
the bestest luck to any moots checking their ap exam scores!!!🍀

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Study Tips from an Advanced Procrasinator
Hi all! I'm just a regular student who procrastinates and panics. I'm not super aesthetic but I do my best to have pretty notes and a time table even if I never use it.
Alright so as a current college, I have a few major tips
Tip #1: Add Reminders on your Phone
Seriously, I recommend using google calendar so it can send you email reminders and phone notifications. Put in tests, study time, and personal events. Have extra-curricular? Pencil them in too! Now is this a guaranteed way to stay on track? Of course not, but it does help you keep your tasks in mind.
Tip #2: What to do if you haven’t done the reading
LitCharts is a relatively new site/app that teachers haven’t caught on, if your teachers know about shmoop and similar sites. Secondly, search the book title and then essay or _____ analysis essay and you’ll find random essays that have some of if not all of the depth your teacher wants from you.
Tip #3: Practices Tests
Let me just say a lot of teachers use text banks for their test. They’re simply too busy to create their own questions so they just copy, and paste a lot of the time from the internet. So, so often. AP tests in class have questions that come from past AP exams so if you practice u’ll questions u know.
if you ever thought that AP students are smart just remember that i’m in my AP european history class and kids are writing about the salem witch trials in their essays on religious conflict in 16th century Europe
Ap students be like:
hey, in light of a global pandemic do you think I maybe we could please move AP testing just a lil bit 🥺👉👈
CollegeBoard:
no 🤪
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