Roys Leyisi gives you some points to pay attention to, hoping to give you some help:

The first is to plan the AP preparation day reasonably. If junior high school intends to go to North America for undergraduate studies, it can start planning to prepare AP courses in the first half of the school year of senior one and senior two at the latest. Most students should take TOEFL and SAT exams in Grade One, and their English ability in Grade Two has been greatly improved. At the same time, I have a certain direction for the majors I am interested in, and I am more precise in the choice of disciplines. The preparation of AP course is long-term. If you start preparing for Grade One, you can plan to take the exam twice a year. If you start preparing for the second year of high school, you can plan three courses a year.

Then we should choose subjects scientifically according to our own situation: AP has 37 subjects, and the more popular subjects are physics, calculus, economics, chemistry, psychology, history, economics and so on. Many of these courses are too difficult for China students, such as American history and American politics. Generally speaking, China students take AP exams by choosing subjects that they are good at or interested in. Science students generally apply for calculus AB, calculus BC, chemistry, physics and other courses; Students majoring in finance generally study macroeconomics and microeconomics.

There is also the choice of appropriate reference books. Although the AP textbook is very detailed, there are many knowledge points and details that are beyond the scope of the AP syllabus. Choose a few reliable materials, such as targeted and well-designed counseling books, and throw away the redundant materials. You can refer to the notes of seniors or institutions, and the learning experience is still very useful, which can make you take fewer detours. If your English foundation is poor and your studies are heavy, I really suggest you find a remedial class to help you. Teachers' teaching will be more systematic and the effect will be better than self-study.

If you have any questions about AP preparation or AP training needs, please consult Roys Leyisi.