tutors for AP Chmistry or AP Biology?
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Dear god, I hate Chemistry.\n\nDoes your school have a CSF program? (California Scholarship Federation.) It's a sort of organization that gives free tutoring after school. Otherwise talk to your teacher after class/after school.
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AP Physics B or C?\n\nB is much more general and covers a much wider range of topics.\n\nC is calculus based and is much for focused on topics of mechanics and electricity and magnetism.
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I would ask one of the professors if they had a student they would recommend.  Most professors will be able to think of one that would be a good tutor, and then you just need to contact them and see if they will tutor you.  \n\nThis is very useful to do, because they will often provide names for people who have taken the class already, so they should be better equiped to help you out.
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try talking to the teacher and see if they will prvide you with the appropriate material or at least point you in the right direction.
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Sorry, your question has more to be desired grammatically. Are you looking for the answers to the AP Bio Lab manual?\nhttp://members.cox.net/ccjjr59/lab1.html\nJust change the number of the lab before ".html" in the address for the lab you're at.\n\nIf this isn't what you need, repost with a question that is more clear.
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Call your local college and see if they can recommend a tutor. They probably have a list already for their students.
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Go with the easy professor.  It's easier to have to wake up early/stay up late and have a teacher you can learn from and get a fair grade from than get a good hour and have a hard time in class anyway.  But make sure you know WHY they say he's a hard professor, because maybe it's something you wouldn't mind, even if everyone else does.
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look in the yellow pages for a private tutor or there is always companies like sylvan
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http://www.biologymad.com/master.html?http://www.biologymad.com/a2chqus/a2chqus.htm\n\nhttp://www.salisbury.ac.uk/Login/old_intranet/Learning_Resources/old%20a%20level/PDFS/SCREENS/S30A.PDF#search='A2%20Human%20Biology'
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It really all depends on the type of test your teacher likes to give. I'm in a hard bio class too, and I think it's a little below you, but typing up the vocab really helps. Don't use the book's words, use your own. Then print it, and you can study in school, too.
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Biology involves a lot of memorization. The best advice for\nyour college curriculum is to not narrow your options to soon.\nStudents change majors a lot. With a BS in biology you\ncan get a job in any hospital lab or a pharmaceutical lab. Then go back to college for grad school at the hospital's(or corporation's)\nexpense.
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I was a biology major (unofficially) my freshman year, and I got a GOOD taste of what it is like. I can tell you right now the hardest class for most people is organic chemistry. It was hard for me, and I had no trouble in calculus, 300 level (for juniors) biology classes, and I absolutely aced the general chem classes. You have to memorize a ton of material, AND understand the concepts inside out. Actually, organic wasn't that bad, but I dropped it mid-semester because after reading 300 pages of chemical structures and reactions, I was bored to the point of insanity, and we all know it is hard to do well in something if you're bored. I did have a bad teacher too though.The biology classes seem like more memorization than anything else, so if you have a good memory like me, you should do well in them, but of course you need a basic understanding of chemistry to do well in biology. As always though, if you are truly interested in the subject (I don't think I was), you can succeed.
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Hi there, I just wanted to comment on the Stats and Calc thing: I have a few friends who are taking both and they seem to be doing fine.  they all have A's in both.  I am taking 4 AP's this year and one independant study AP class as a senior and i'm not having too hard of a time.  here are my classes just in case you want to know:\n\nAP Environmental Science\nAP English Literature and Composition\nAP Art History\nAP Microeconomics\nAP Human Geography (Independant Study)\n\nI have previously taken:\nAP European History\nAP US History\nAP Psychology\nAP US Government and Politics\n\nI think you should be fine, and feel free to ask if you have any questions on the classes I took.  Adios!
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go to google nad typen in tutors!
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If I were you I would ask your school librarian if there is a tutoring program at your school.  Or ask if there is some place you could fine out.
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Wayyyyyyy back when, my biology teacher led us through procedures that pretty well guaranteed decent grades.\n\nHe had us keep notebooks with at least five sections. Notes, daily work, drawings, tests, and another which I forget.\n\nNotes were taken in class. Daily work was homework or free study work where we had to answer questions. Many of the questions could be answered right out of the book, but we had to rephrase them. Drawing, for biology, explain themselves. It wasn't art, but developing the ability to see what we were looking at and reinforcing it by making a labeled sketch. Tests, so that we could review right and wrong answers for future tests. Everything saved was corrected so that we had the right answers.\n\nThis notebook, along with the memory aid "SQ3R" carried us through what we couldn't discipline ourselves for or invent on our own.\n\nSQ3R was for reading our text information: Survey (skim it first), Question (what questions does the skimming raise), Read (look for answers to the questions while reading the text), Recite (find some way to talk about the new information. Relate it to something), Review (look over all the materials in notebook and text before quizzes and tests).\n\nOne other tip he gave us for science classes was "learn the vocabulary. You will have mastered half of the subject if you learn the special vocabulary and understand what it means."\n\nTo show how effective what he taught was, here I am repeating what he said 45 years later.