AP Psychology Independent Study.?
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Yes, and then talk to a counselor at your local community college if that doesn't work. \n\nBy semester's end there will be at least a few people who have dropped out of their college level psychology classes, and there will be a spot for you to sit a test. I'm sure the state can send your test to the professor...\n\nOr, look up those professors and contact them directly yourself for advice. The professors themselves will be more likely to assist since you are reaching out, pursuing a higher education, showing inititive, etc. \n\nThat and counselors tend to be...well lets just say they don't always know what all is available to you. Visited three different counselors and had an average difference of two classes different form each one on what I needed to fulfil my pre-reqs.\n\nYeah upon further reflection just contact the professors. Contact a few of them in case ya get blown off.\n\nAt this point and first off, start with Sandra's advice.
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If you are talking about high school guidance counseling:\n\nMajor in Psychlogy with an education minor  \n                          OR\nMajor in Educaction with a Psychology/Sociology minor.\n\nYou will need to take (and pass) a state exam from your department of education (usually called a Praxis) in your last semester of college.
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Try to get as many AP courses as possible. Or at least the most that you can handle. Also, try to take extra curricular classes but make sure that there is a way you can earn college credits for them. Big things like a sport or band and drill will help you out. But AP courses count as college courses so that's a big help already.
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A wild party or anything that will TOTALLY take your mind off the test or anything serious. John B said it right, but I guess you can't do that, being in high school. Whatever it is, do NOT study, you'll just get confused - what you've learned by then, you've learned; give your mind a day to sort all the knowledge properly by the time the test starts. I got all the way through, and including, my M.A. like that... it worked for me.
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Believe it or not...studying.
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Well, AP courses, while given in high school, are at college level. Your record certainly impresses me.
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I love Science(Specifically Chem. related things), Music(Jazz band or AP music theory) and PE. Ooo and history too GO AP EURO. I'd like to take a psychology course too, its always sounded interesting to me.
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Check out Accelerated Christian Education, or ACE.  Their curriculum is designed for the student to work at their own pace.  I graduated from high school as a homeschooler and loved it.  Actually finished a year early and got a free ride to college!  Definitely check it out.
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AP History Online \nAP History Reviews by student who got a 5 on the APEH Test and ... European History Completed... New AP US History Additions... See United States Review...ap_history_online.tripod.com -
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In Psychology, you will also need to have a fairly solid command of statistics.  THAT is the one that is probably the most direct application of math which you will need in a Psych major, so I would recommend that you focus your paper on that.  If for nothing else, you may also need statistics if you have some kind of editorial, persuasive paper, technical or business writing writing,  or really any sort of informative article.  \n\nThere may also be occasional persuasive papers for either English or Psych in which you will have to explain some sort of Logic, which can actually be expressed mathematically.  This is a side note, however, and is also a stretch.  It is probably better for you to focus your paper on simple statistics..
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I think you need to be more specific in the question, but most times you take a independent study course because there is an aspect to the field you wish to learn more about but there is no courses and more advanced course to take on the subject. usually you will pick the subject and the course has to be improved by the instructor.
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I'm not a high schooler, I'm a college goer but I SHAN'T BE EXCLUDED!! I'm studying psychology (I'm a FRESHMAN!!! :D...or should I say freshwoman?) so I read a lot of texts pertaining to that field. I also read many Psych-related books outside of school. I like self-help books and novel's centered around the mentally unsound...lol! I love psychological thrillers; forensic-based mysteries are also terrific reads :).
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Quite frankly, the best way to do this would be to get a book from somewhere like SparkNotes on the writing section of the SATs, read through a few, then find sample essay questions and write your own essays. Have a friend or a teacher look over it. Hell, I'll look over it for you if you want (my e-mail is humphrey09@gmail.com) but you can't study for it just by reading.
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Try the site your teacher gave you first, then take a look at these sites:\n\nhttp://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/sub_psych.html?phych\n\nhttp://www.appsychology.net/
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Try Capella University, you can request for free information from here:\n\nhttp://www.justcolleges.com/fs/capella/capella_ms_psy_general.htm
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It will be somewhat tough, but if you are getting A's in your math and science classes, it won't be that bad.  However, I don't want you to think that you don't need to study.  Study really hard for it.  As for what to study the most, I really recommend that you get Barron's How to prepare for the AP Statistics.  The Barron's tests are harder than the AP test, so if you can do Barron's, you can do the AP.
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I did one in Year 6 in Australia.  The test was done by a psychologist, and there wasn't anything I could study for.  I remember there being some card with pictures on them that I had to put in order and tell a coherent story about.  There was some word association, and some inkblots.  Mostly, though, we talked, and he tried to get answers out of me.  Lots of looking at pictures, and him saying 'what do you see there?  what do you tihnk they're doing?'