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Have mock tests so you can imporve your comprehension and time management skills and get familiar with what you will be expected to do in the exam.

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Listen to Miss Flavia

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Do mock tests

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It is really really important to make sure you comprehend the rubric otherwise writing anything will be very difficult. I would not recommend you try to understand just by reading on your own but rather a breakdown video of some kind to help you out. Also any book (I had the Princeton one but I did not use it much) could help understand what exactly you need to do in the task, which means you are half way in to write a good essay. I would also recommend writing as much as possible in a timed setting to see what you can do in a limited time. (Which you will practice a lot in school but is the most important skill the exam tests, in my opinion)

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Don’t stress and think about time since this will only cause you to lose time and your focus. Read the passages carefully and annotate the questions beforehand so that you can understand and see their answers quickly. In the essay section try starting from the longer one like synthesis so that you can do the shorter and easier ones like argument better under the pressure of limited time.

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Definitely do a ton of mock tests. There are many sources you can use for that. Also know your literary devices. Work on time management since you won’t have a lot of time to complete the multiple choice questions. Look at past exams and analyze all the essays that got a 5. Know and study rhetorical analyses.

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Don’t start comparing your answers with your friends if your not too sure about them since this might make you lose your hope in getting a high score. Try not to think about your performance and wish you did things differently because it already happened and non of your overthinking can change the score.

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Dont overthink your answers and try taking a nice break, you deserve it :)

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Manage your time well. Focus on what you’re reading. Start on the essay that you’re most confident with. Read every question carefully. Read and make sure you understand the essay prompts. Don’t waste your time reading every article on the synthesis essay. Just a take a glance at all of them and find the most helpful arguments.

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You did it! Everyone’s so proud of you. Go home and rest.

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Try to do as many mock tests as possible. Also practice the literary devices. Don’t forget to write as many essays as you can. Practice makes perfect.

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Especially work on the multiple choice by doing lots of practice  tests, and time them to get faster. Trust me I had a huge problem with time management and stressed out a lot, but timing my tests made me much faster.

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Also I think you should avoid comparing to other people your writing speed since everyone writes differently and you will eventually(with practice) learn how to write decently in a short time. First time I wrote an argument essay, the essay people regard as “the easy one”, I wrote in something like 20 mins. (This is with a lot of practice done in a timed setting though) When the actual exam came around my argument essay took an hour to write but I spend much less time with the “harder” rhetorical essay, due to our annotation practice, and the synthesis essay was done in short time too. So I would recommend finding your own tempo when figuring out how much time you want to spend on each essay, even though people may recommend something generic like do the argument essay in 20 mins etc.

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I personally wouldn’t want to take a digital AP Exam. I like working on paper a lot more. I wouldn’t want to deal with any technical issues. I feel like this would make me more nervous than I already am.

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You dont have to start from the beginning, I advise finishing the fastest and easiest first and moving on to the parts you find harder both in the mcq and frq. Also dont stress too much about the time, and dont drink too much water so you dont have to pee during the exam.

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It’s just an exam. Don’t over stress it but also study for it. If you don’t perform well you can always take the exam the following year. Definitely read all the tips and complete the mock tests on Barron’s AP Lang book.

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Write the definitions of every word (usually literary devices) that will be on the exam but you don’t know. Practice this on quizlet or memorize them.

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A digital version of the exam would definitely make it more accessible to more people. Although this is very important if the paper based exam is still going to exist it would not be fair or reasonable to apply the same grading system upon these two exams. It also needs to be taken into consideration that writing 3 essays in an online exam is much more harder than in a paper one so the essay content or quantity must be different. Another difference that will arise is that in the online version it is much more harder to actually interact with the text or the questions and it is almost impossible to annotate them to be able to gain a deeper understanding. Therefore the mcq section on the online version is also a room for improvement. The last thing is the existence of the chance of cheating that exists greatly in the online test. Examining everyone on the online test is impossible and it might be very easy to cheat on certain parts of the exam so this will create an unjust advantage over the people taking the paper exam. So i think not only they should be graded separately but also that they should differ in content.

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I think it’s hard to keep track of what you are typing on a digital setting and even harder to annotate the paper since I believe one of the most comforting parts of any exam is being able to scribble as much as you like and have the ability to focus on certain parts and ignore other. So I wouldn’t recommend this for the frq and I think even the Mcq will be difficult to do without being able to underline etc.

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Do not leave a blank. Also if a question is taking a lot or time you should just skip it because its worse to run out of time when you could have just did it after finishing the rest of the questions.

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Try checking out important rhetorical devices or poetic devices since they will help you in the rhetoric essay section

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Find topics you love and write about them. I love cinema and I got into film criticism and wrote about nearly every film I have seen then I posted them on the internet. The more I wrote, the more advanced my writing became. Also, read as much as possible. Even though I am not a huge reader of non-fiction, in order to get used to the style, I read many articles and biographies. I would recommend doing so, too.

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Don’t compare you and your friends answers. Sometimes your questions are different and also they might be wrong. Also do not put anything online about any AP exams you take, college board can legally cancel your grade if you talk about the exam, especially the contents.

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Don’t look over to your friends and get upset when you see that they almost finished the mcq section and your not even halfway through

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Coach hall on YouTube definitely helped out
https://www.youtube.com/c/CoachHallWrites/videos

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Read the questions first and understand what the exam is asking you. Then, read the given paragraph. Start from the shortest paragraph. It is a speedy start that kept me motivated.

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If you struggle with time management in general, do a lot of mock tests to strengthen your reading and writing skills in a short time. Plan your essays before starting, take small notes of also the ideas that you can use in your body paragraphs. Study the literary devices.

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Do the things you love the most. Hang around with your friends. Go to a metal concert and headbang the stress out of your system.

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Try to check the time and control how much time you spend on each section

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It’s better to do it on paper. It’s easier to focus.

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Its okay if you can’t finish some of the mcq sections due to time don’t let it get to your head and distract you in the frq section

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Don’t try to stress too much, think as if stress won’t help you it will pass.
Read all the essay questions before starting, and if any idea comes for another one while your writing the other one, take a note of it. Later on you can use it.

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Relax, this exam isn’t some untamable beast, you can do it. You already have an advanced English level so do not worry. Just be ready to practice a lot which I recommend you start doing earlier at least in like winter heavily otherwise things will get really difficult.

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Don’t compare your answers with your friends. Since English is such a diverse exam, answers may differ a lot. So don’t compare and feel less than before the exam and create unnecessary stress.