AP Exams Resources For GATE Members!

Hi owls! May is coming up FAST, which means that AP exams season is nearby

Haven't started studying? Feel clueless & unprepared for your AP exams?

Have no fear; GATE made an AP exams guide to help you out!

Link to GATE 2021 AP Exams Guide: https://docs.google.com/.../1BtPw3UHFzsln33Hfq0.../edit...

Tip: Since the guide is pretty long, use the outline function on the left side of this doc or “Ctrl+F” to navigate to a specific section

For sophomores taking WHAP, we highly recommend that you check out this Google Drive that’s listed on the document.

This guide provides basic information (e.g., date of exams, format of exams), advice, and resource recommendations for the most common AP exams taken by GATE members!

All advice on the guide were provided by upperclassmen who previously passed their AP exams, and all suggested resources were recommended by upperclassmen and/or are available to RHS students.

If you notice any errors or would like to add more suggestions onto this doc, please message a GATE cabinet member or fill out our AP Exams Advice Survey!

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Additionally, GATE has a library of AP, SAT, and ACT prep books in Mr. Day’s room. This is a great opportunity for you to make use of your available resources!

To request a particular prep book, simply fill out this Google form: https://docs.google.com/.../1oyI0Fi5V7z1dAYYjeQ.../edit...

You will be notified within 2-3 school days with more details on how and when you can pick up your books at RHS.

Members can borrow books for up to three weeks.

A photo of the GATE prep books library is attached down below. A list of all the titles can be found on the AP exams guide (see above)

This is first come first serve!

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I highly suggest that you all try to pass your AP exams because you might get college credit that can help save time & money (this is usually the case for public colleges like UC's and CSU's, but always do your research!) Plus, having good AP exam scores can help make your college apps look a bit better

If you’ve done zero preparation for your AP exams this year, this is my tip: start NOW!