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[KarishBHR]

Are there e-books, or websites that serve the same purpose. Dont say google, because Im looking for a consistant source.

A website with nice search functions would be awesome though

 

[KarishBHR]

BUMP

 

[videogamer]

You can always just buy the old exams. Practice off those. Download the outline of what you need to know off the AP website. Really, you don't need the prep books.

 

[KarishBHR]

ok, well whats the best AP book avaliable?

 

[Bowser]

Best stuff for AP History (I'm assuming you're talking about US History, right?):

www.apstudent.com

and for a book, the AMSCO book is the best IMO. You can get it from www.amsco.com and I think it's $15.

 

[yoshifumi]

i think he means http://www.amscopub.com

this book is what they told us to buy when i had ap us history

http://www.amscopub.com/price_list_book_information.html?CM=Prod&CID=19&PID=120

if your teacher is a decent lecturer though, i'd say any us history books aren't all that useful for the ap test. i read about 1/3 of the book and then just quit, and i did well enough.

 

[Bowser]

i think he means http://www.amscopub.com

this book is what they told us to buy when i had ap us history

http://www.amscopub.com/price_list_book_information.html?CM=Prod&CID=19&PID=120

if your teacher is a decent lecturer though, i'd say any us history books aren't all that useful for the ap test. i read about 1/3 of the book and then just quit, and i did well enough.

oops, yeah I meant that website, heh.

 

[KarishBHR]

I got the princeton review based on my teachers reccommendation

 

[SD-Ness]

Didn't I give you that outline?

 

[KarishBHR]

Didn't I give you that outline?

Yeah, which was amazing! But it didnt cover every facet dude

 

[cvxfreak]

Man... www.apstudent.com really helped me pass that test last May. That site is awesome.

 

[Guzim]

Are there any AP Euro History sites?