This is a structured, well-paced AP Biology exam review series designed to help prepare us consistently over the course of the next two months without burning out. We’ll review all 8 AP Biology units in depth, followed by two full-length practice exams with group debriefs and breakdown of key questions and FRQ strategies. Each week, we will cover one unit and focus on concepts that have appeared frequently in past exams, practice applying them to AP-style questions, and reinforce important skills needed for the AP exam. Notes, practice questions, and presentations will be provided each session. The goal is to study 2-4 hours per week in a manageable way so that by exam day, everything feels familiar instead of overwhelming. Note: I am currently taking AP Biology and will also be taking the exam on May 4th. While I am not someone who has already taken the test, this series is meant to be a collaborative and structured space where we can work through difficult topics and help each other. Length of sessions may end up being changed (extended) but no more than 30 minutes

Hey! In these sessions, we’ll be reviewing AP Biology content to prepare for the AP Exam in May. We’ll start from Unit 1 and move at a gradual pace in a small, interactive group setting. Feel free to join, especially if you struggle with studying ahead for exams and want to do bite-sized reviews each week! Make sure to come prepared to take notes and participate during the lesson!

In the weeks leading up to the AP Biology exam, I will be hosting sessions reviewing each of the 8 units. Each week, I'll cover one of the units, and go over the important concepts you should know for each, misconceptions, and AP style MCQ and FRQ practice for each. For units that are longer, I'll be dividing it into 2 sessions each week. I'll be hosting additional sessions with AP practice when it gets closer to the exam date!

The AP exam can seem like a lot sometimes. There's an insane amount of content and it can be overwhelming. There's only nine weeks until the exam, so it's important to start focusing on reviewing everything you've learned. Each week, we'll cover one of the 8 units, going over basic information and building a solid foundation for both MCQs and FRQs to help you ace the exam via interactive presentations and fun activities like Kahoots (plus some more serious practice)! The last week, I'll assign a full-length practice test for you to complete on your own during the week, and we'll go through it and answer any final questions you may have so you're ready to ace the exam. My sessions rely heavily on participation, so come in ready to learn and have fun!!