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1- Get a good textbook (I used *The Princeton Review*).

2- Use MIT’s workbook for extra practice. It might not be completely up-to-date, but it has plenty of exercises to help you understand the key concepts.

3- Watch the College Board’s AP Daily videos on YouTube—they’re super helpful! These videos give you a better grasp of the exam format and are great for preparing for the FRQ (free-response question) section.

4- For topics that feel tricky, check out YouTube channels like *Flipping Physics*. Or, you can book a free online tutoring session with me!

5- Practice with past free-response questions (available on the College Board’s website) and grade yourself as accurately as possible.

       I’ve also shared my notes from when I took the exam. While they don’t cover everything, they’ll definitely help you with practice questions. For more help, feel free to book a free session with me, and I’ll go over any tough spots with you. (Links to everything are below!)

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