u/CreepyLove7487

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Late testing exam

People who took the ap chem exam today, what we saying? I lowkey thought it wasn’t that bad and easier than the 2026 released frqs

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u/CreepyLove7487 — 1 day ago

Can I skip an exam?

Are there any consequences to skipping an AP exam? I took this as a self study and never got around to studying, can I js skip or will i face some problems?

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u/CreepyLove7487 — 11 days ago
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How hard should someone go in randori?

Hey guys, when it comes to randori, should a person be going 50% or try to give their all? Or is this something the 2 partners should discuss beforehand? I’d love to get some opinions on this

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u/CreepyLove7487 — 15 days ago
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I’m in the late testing window and was the exam that bad? Should I start praying? Nah bro you guys got me shitting myself what have you been through

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u/CreepyLove7487 — 16 days ago

Hey guys, hope you’re all well

It goes without saying ap physics C e and m is harder than chemistry, I liked the material and found it to be decent and same goes to the workload

I wanted to know, is the difference between Physics C and chemistry significant? Like am I going to cry myself to sleep? Or is physics C just noticeably harder

I want it to be known that I have no experience with integration or derivatives, just pre calculus stuff, and considering I took AP physics C alongside AP Biology next year, should I prioritize learning calculus in the summer or start wit memorizing shit for biology? And is it doable or am I in for hell?

Any input would be lovely, thanks

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u/CreepyLove7487 — 16 days ago
▲ 4 r/APChem+1 crossposts

Hey guys, congrats to everyone who did the AP chem exam and is free from the pain

Due to the Middle East regional tensions I’m in the late testing window, so I wanted to know:

For the people who took the college board practice exams, how accurate are they to the real thing? Would you say it’s basically the same or was the exam harder?

I’d also like to know what units I should prioritize

Many thanks, hopefully we all get 5s

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u/CreepyLove7487 — 17 days ago
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I’m a white belt and we were doing the drill where you do a technique in uchi Komi as fast as you can for a set amount of time.

I was doing uchi mata and accidentally clashed my head with my partners

He got pissed and pushed me and told me to go rest and he js went to drill with someone else

This really fucked my confidence but am I severely in the wrong here? I js wanted to benefit from the drill

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u/CreepyLove7487 — 17 days ago

I’ve been getting a 4 on all my mocks and really want that 5 but all I can think about is what if my bomb my exam, what if I get a 3 or a 2 after working all year, I guess pre exam pressure but I js cannot stop thinking, I want that 5 so bad I worked too hard, has anyone else faced the same feeling? How did it go

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u/CreepyLove7487 — 18 days ago
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I’ve honestly been working so hard all year and every practice exam mcq caps at 40/60, im feeling I’m not improving and I have small mistakes in every unit, I really want that 5, any tricks on how to improve mcqs or a strategy to know I’m doing it right? And I’d appreciate any mcq sources since I seem weaker in them than frqs

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u/CreepyLove7487 — 20 days ago
▲ 3 r/APChem+1 crossposts

Hey guys, I feel I’m in a pretty decent position for chem getting a 70% on my latest mock, and I have one more practice exam I plan on doing tomorrow

For today until exam day, should I cram in as many questions as I can do, or do I js study one hour a day? Whats better? Do I avoid the burnout risk or will studying constantly and consistently do me a favor? Please give me your input on this

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u/CreepyLove7487 — 21 days ago
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Hey guys, so I recently did my second mock and got 33/50 on the mcq, 34/46 on the frq, which after my calculations comes out to be 70% total, is this a high 4 territory?

I’d be really happy with a 4 but I need solid answers, no sugarcoating, would a 70% be considered confirmed 4 or a chance of a high 3? I know the curve changes every year but an estimate would help because I’ve been working so hard all year, as I imagine all of us have

Please let me know

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u/CreepyLove7487 — 22 days ago