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A key thing to understand if you want a 5 on the AP Statistics exam is that you do not need to get every single point on the exam. Only two of the 183,181 students who took the 2021 exam answered every multiple-choice question correctly and received perfect scores on all six free-response questions. You do not even need to get 90%⁠-the requirement for an A on an exam in the US school system. Do not try to be perfect; maximize your points on the things you know well, and on anything else, try to eliminate answer choices and make an educated guess if it is taking too long.

Knowing where to spend your study time is vital. For example, understanding that the formulas on the exam are mostly derived from one of several general formulas (e.g. general test statistic formula). One MCQ is not worth a lot, so if you are struggling to remember the formula, practice a few UWorld questions and make a flashcard with the formula to quiz yourself occasionally, but do not spend too much time on it. You will get more out of focusing on more critical concepts.

Here are some AP Statistics study tips to help you earn that coveted 5, in addition to the steps to earn a minimum of 3:

Be prepared to practice for 45 to 60 minutes every day.

Further, increase the number of UWorld AP Statistics multiple-choice questions you practice every day. UWorld develops questions to track well with the overall themes in the multiple choices that are used.

Practice more FRQs emphasizing frequently tested questions.

Keep track of concepts you have trouble with. Consider asking your teacher for extra clarification on those topics, and practice more problems in those areas.

By Spring Break:

Increase study time to 1.5 to 2 hours per day.

Time yourself on FRQs based on the timing of each section on the exam. If you find yourself running out of time, identify the concepts and question types that take you the longest.

Which Units are the Most Challenging?

According to the College Board, the most challenging units on the 2021 exam were Unit 4 (Probability) and Unit 5 (Sampling Distributions), both of which focus on the concept of probability. Moreover, these units represent a large portion of the questions on the AP Statistics exam.

In general, probability is a difficult topic for students to understand. Luckily, repeated practice does wonders for doing well with questions involving probability. Memorization of specific factors or formulas is less important for probability problems. There are often several ways to solve a given probability problem, and once you find the strategies that work best for you, you can apply them in novel situations.

That being said, there are particular types of probability problems that UWorld has identified as being particularly important to study because they show up often and are often missed by students.
For Unit 4:

Calculating probabilities for independent events and for the union of two events

Calculating probabilities for binomial and geometric variables

Calculating parameters (mean, standard deviation) for linear transformations

Calculating parameters (mean, standard deviation) for linear combinations

For Unit 5, students tend to perform poorly on questions that require interpreting the calculations rather than the formulas themselves.

How to Self-Study for the AP Statistics Exam

If you plan to self-study for the AP Statistics exam without taking an AP course, you may have a few more obstacles and challenges ahead. However, it is definitely doable. The biggest challenge will be not having a teacher introduce concepts and help you improve. So your first step is to find out what learning style works best for you.

Ask yourself if you learn well from practicing questions, watching videos, or reading a textbook? Most students learn from a combination of these approaches, so try different things and see what works best for you. Our recommendation would be to incorporate all of them. Here's a general flow you can use to facilitate your learning process:

1. Watch a video on a topic and take notes.

2. Rewatch the video if the topic still isn't clear, or watch a similar video from another source. Sometimes, hearing or seeing a concept presented in multiple ways can help clear up confusion.

3. Read a textual explanation of the topic and add it to your notes.

4. Work practice problems on the topic. Use the UWorld AP Statistics QBank, read through our explanations, especially on questions you answer incorrectly. We also include hyperlinks to general explanations of concepts or alternate/more detailed solutions, so we encourage you to explore those as well.

5. Review your notes at the end of your study session.

This flow may or may not work for you. Experiment and figure out what elements to incorporate into your study plan. See the next section for tips on creating a study plan that is right for you.

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Now it is Spring Break (or later), and it is time for the full-court press. No matter your time frame, we have got a schedule for you to prepare for the AP Statistics exam.

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