Stats U9 — Significance tests for one proportion; hypotheses, p-value, conclusion language
Big rock: Write out the 4-step process (hypotheses → conditions → test stat → conclusion) until it's automatic
Calc U1–U4 review — redo missed problems from MCQ set
Resource tip — Week 1: On Khan Academy, use the "unit tests" (not just exercises) for Calc — they mimic AP-style phrasing. For Stats, read every "explain your reasoning" prompt out loud before writing. Most Stats FRQ points are in the words, not the math.
Week 2 — Inference heavy + CSA opens
Stats U10–13 · Calc U5–8 · CSA U1–3 begins
Wed, Apr 16
Stats U10 — Inference for means (one-sample and two-sample t-tests, paired)
Big rock: distinguish when to use z vs t. Paired vs two-sample is a frequent MCQ trap.
CSA U1 — Primitive types, operators, type casting, Math class, String methods
CSAwesome: Unit 1 — do all coding exercises at the end of each section. Run the code.
Thu, Apr 17
Stats U11 — Chi-square tests: goodness of fit, independence, homogeneity
Big rock: know which test to use from context. Expected counts formula is always tested.
Calc U6 — Integration: Riemann sums, definite/indefinite integrals, FTC Part 1 and 2
Big rock: FTC is the #1 Calc FRQ topic alongside derivatives. Don't rush this.
Fri, Apr 18
Stats U12–U13 — Linear regression inference: t-test for slope, confidence interval for slope
Computer output interpretation is almost always on the exam. Practice reading regression tables.
CSA U2 — Using objects, constructors, method calls, wrapper classes (Integer, Double)
CSAwesome: Unit 2 — focus on understanding what "null" means and how constructors work
Sat, Apr 19Practice day
Stats FRQ block — 2 full FRQs timed (30 min each): one inference, one exploratory/probability
AP Classroom: use 2021 and 2022 FRQs. Write every step. Score with rubric immediately after.
Calc FRQ set 1 — 2 FRQs from past exams on U1–U5 (derivatives + curve analysis)
Sun, Apr 20
Stats inference mega-review — create a 1-page "test selection flowchart": what data? → what inference procedure?
This single artifact will be your most-used review tool for weeks 3 and 4
CSAwesome: Unit 3 — trace through every if-else chain by hand before running it
Mon, Apr 21
Calc U7 — Differential equations: slope fields, separation of variables
Calc U8 — Applications of integration: area between curves, volumes
Big rock: area between curves is the most common integration FRQ. Sketch every problem.
Tue, Apr 22
Stats mixed MCQ — 25-question timed set covering all 13 units
AP Classroom or older released exams. No pausing. Simulate real conditions.
CSA U4 — for loops, while loops, nested loops, loop tracing
CSAwesome: Unit 4 — loop tracing (writing output by hand) is tested heavily on CSA MCQ
Resource tip — Week 2: For Stats inference (U8–U13), every procedure follows the same skeleton: state hypotheses → check conditions → calculate test stat → state conclusion in context. Khan Academy has condition-checkers built into exercises — don't skip them, they're often the hardest part on the actual FRQ.
CSA FRQ practice — 2 past CSA FRQs: one class design, one array/ArrayList problem
College Board CSA FRQ archive: start with 2023, then 2022. Note the scoring guidelines carefully.
Calc FRQ review — revisit the 2 question types you lost most points on from Saturday
Resource tip — Week 3: For CSAwesome, every unit ends with "Mixed Up Code" and "Write Code" exercises — prioritize "Write Code" over reading. For the CSA FRQ, the 4 question types are always: class design, methods/control, array/ArrayList, and 2D array. Know one from each.
Week 4 — Final crunch (Stats exam in 7 days)
Stats exam May 7 · Calc mock · CSA final content + review
Wed, Apr 30Mock exam
Stats mock exam 2 — full released exam, different year from Week 3
Target score: compare against Week 3. Measure if your FRQ scores improved on inference questions.
Thu, May 1
Stats targeted review — address the 3 weakest topics exposed by mock 2
No new content. Redo problems only in areas where you lost points.
Calc FRQ set 3 — 2 FRQs on whatever topic you scored lowest on Saturday
Fri, May 2Practice day
Stats MCQ timed blitz — 40 questions in 90 minutes (simulate Section I exactly)
Use AP Classroom's question bank. Review every wrong answer immediately after.
Calc full mock exam — released exam, full 3h15m simulation
This is your last full Calc mock. Score it and prioritize review of wrong answers tomorrow.
Sun, May 4
Calc mock review — 60 min, focus on FRQ scoring gaps and any recurring MCQ errors
Stats formula sheet + vocabulary — review all major formulas, write out interpretations for CI and HT
Practice writing conclusion sentences for both "reject" and "fail to reject" scenarios
CSA FRQ set 2 — 2 more FRQs (aim for one you haven't seen before)
Mon, May 5
Stats light review only — no new problems. Re-read your inference flowchart and 5 strongest FRQs.
Cramming the night before is counterproductive. Confidence-building review only.
CSA — review class design FRQ format and ArrayList method list
Tue, May 6 — Stats eve
Stats final review (1 hour max) — formula sheet, one short FRQ to stay sharp, then stop
Pack calculator with fresh batteries, pencils, and ID tonight. Sleep 8 hours. No all-nighter.
Resource tip — Week 4: For Stats, your 6th FRQ (the investigative task) is worth 25% of the FRQ score alone. It's long and unusual — it rewards students who write clearly and explain their reasoning step-by-step, not necessarily those who get the right number. Practice writing explanations even when uncertain.
FRQ tip: each of the 4 questions has a predictable type. Q1 = class design, Q2 = methods/loops, Q3 = array/ArrayList, Q4 = 2D array. Prepare one of each.
Final week mindset: After each exam, do not debrief with classmates about answers — you can't change it and it only adds anxiety. Redirect that energy to the next exam within 30 minutes. You have two more after Stats.