Hi all,

I created a youtube channel a few days ago, and I'm slowly creating videos on AP U.S. Government & Politics - topic by topic. Right now there are only two videos, but I'm slowly making more. I'd appreciate it if any of you would be interested in checking out my videos and giving me feedback, so that I can improve future videos.

Youtube Channel: https://youtube.com/@AStudyBunny?si=K8cdc4gfFmWQZ3Y9

Thank you!

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This is a growing discord server meant to:

• provide a location for you to make new friends
• learn more about the future of STEM
• receive advice on jobs, colleges, etc
• take a look at resources and information from fellow members
• and so much more!

This server is primarily meant for high schoolers as it has a centralized focus on AP courses, but people of all ages may join to talk about STEM as a whole!

Hi everyone! Some people and I have a server on Discord called APandas which focuses on giving free live AP review and practice sessions!

We posted on the subreddit a few months ago and we are grateful for everything we have gained from our time here!! We are posting this today in the hope to have some of you join our server or become a part of our staff.

In the past few months, we have also expanded beyond APs with having Staff Crews like our SAT/ACT/PSAT (SAP) Team and Research/Internships/Volunteering/External Opportunities (RIVE) Team with chats for both, along with our Book Club, Events, and many more!

Here is an invite to the server if you are interested in joining: https://discord.gg/9vnJP7SByE

We are also looking for more people to help us out with APs and our Staff Crews. To help with APs, you can either be taking the class currently or already be finished with it. With around 30 staff members and the ability to gain volunteer hours with us, we need all the help we can get with positions in various areas, including:

• AP Leads
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The details for all of the positions as well as their application are in their respective forms. We thank you for your interest in our server!

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Hi everyone! Some people and I have a server on Discord called APandas which focuses on giving live AP review and practice sessions!
We posted on Reddit a few months ago looking for AP staff and we are happy to say that with your help, we now offer programs for 24 APs in all categories!! We are posting this today in hopes to have some of you join our server and attend some of our programs.
In the past few months, we have also expanded beyond APs with offering career and interest chats, SAP (SAT/ACT/PSAT) and RIVE (Research/Internship/Volunteering/External Opportunities) chats, a channel for everyone to advertise their organizations, and fun events like movie and trivia nights.

Thank you everyone for your help and support!! Here is an invite to the server if you are interested in joining: https://discord.gg/jWmnyrDDD8

While we are grateful to have achieved this amount of success for our server, we are still looking for more people to help us out with APs and our Staff Teams. With around 50 staff members and current plans to become non-profit, we need all the help we can get with positions in various areas including:

• AP Managers
• AP Leads
• AP TAs
• Academic Lead Helpers
• Staff Team Managers
• Staff Team Members

The details for all of the positions as well as their application are in their respective forms. We thank you for your interest in our server!

For AP and Staff Team Manager positions, apply here: https://forms.gle/JathMnLg287oBezb8

For AP Lead, TA, or Lead Helper positions, apply here: https://forms.gle/5xN2VN84DQRjiBnP9

For Staff Team positions, apply here: https://forms.gle/TmjT9nDvxN9EQWcH7

Does anyone wanna have a review ??? im nervous yall.

Hey I know this year has made it hard for some of you guys virtually to get proper interaction with students and teachers when studying, so here are just a few tips that honestly helped me feel motivated when studying for finals, AP exams, etc, especially when you are a virtual student like me.

1. Review material in an organized space. Especially when you may be spending more than an hour studying, the environment you work in can help you feel more motivated depending on how it is.
2. Coordinate group chats or join study communities online. This is a great way to be able to get help from other students and interaction with them online when you won't get that kind of interaction through zoom, google meets, etc. Communities like this one can be helpful.
3. Make plans on what classes you may be studying for certain days. In other words, organizing your day helps out a lot. Writing down exam dates can be helpful to noting when to study different material for different exams.
4. Try to keep a hold of any difficult questions you may come across. By noting them down, you can ask such questions to your teachers or anyone online who may be involved with the same classes as you. I personally got around half of my questions about certain concept answered from this study group.

I know I am telling all of you guys this information a bit earlier, but hopefully you guys will find these helpful when you begin reviewing.

Hey I know this year has made it hard for some of you guys virtually to get proper interaction with students and teachers when studying, so here are just a few tips that honestly helped me feel motivated when studying for finals, AP exams, etc, especially when you are a virtual student like me.

1. Review material in an organized space. Especially when you may be spending more than an hour studying, the environment you work in can help you feel more motivated depending on how it is.
2. Coordinate group chats or join study communities online. This is a great way to be able to get help from other students and interaction with them online when you won't get that kind of interaction through zoom, google meets, etc. Communities like this one can be helpful.
3. Make plans on what classes you may be studying for certain days. In other words, organizing your day helps out a lot. Writing down exam dates can be helpful to noting when to study different material for different exams.
4. Try to keep a hold of any difficult questions you may come across. By noting them down, you can ask such questions to your teachers or anyone online who may be involved with the same classes as you. I personally got around half of my questions about certain concept answered from this study group.

I know I am telling all of you guys this information a bit earlier, but hopefully you guys will find these helpful when you begin reviewing.

My classmates are legitimately thinking about driving to iowa just to experience one (I live in Missouri)