If you can survive Barron's, you can conquer the AP Calculus BC exam. Just remember: on test day, take a deep breath, trust the process, and enjoy the fact that the real test is friendlier than the one you've been training on. Good luck.
You're in a time crunch (less than 3 weeks), you're currently failing or barely passing class, or you're the type of student who gets discouraged by low practice scores. For you, Princeton Review or official College Board materials are better. One Final Warning (and Encouragement) Do not take a Barron's test the night before the real AP exam. You will panic. You will think you forgot everything. You didn't. Barron's is designed to be harder. Trust your preparation. A typical conversion from Barron's to real AP scale looks like this: barron's ap calc bc
| Barron's Practice Score | Predicted Real AP Score | |------------------------|-------------------------| | 5 | 5 (confidently) | | 4 (high) | 5 | | 4 (low) | 4 or 5 | | 3 | 4 (likely) | | 2 | 3 or 4 (borderline) | If you can survive Barron's, you can conquer
