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Say What? AP exams study routines

Maria Aldana

May 24, 2024

As AP exams come quickly to sweep us off our regular routines, Loretto Academy students are prepared with their set study schedules.

Freshman: Ema Muniz

“I create quizlets for my AP exams to study them like flashcards.”

Sophomore: Isabelle Labrado

“The way I study is by doing progress checks that are available for me on CollegeBoard and watching a lot of review videos on youtube, like Heilmer’s videos and Crash Course ones. Repetition and reviewing things from the textbook is also helping me to understand the content better.

Junior: Dana Rincon

“I have three AP tests to study for: US History, Psychology, and English. For AP US History, I am going to study off the notes I did in class. I already did a practice test for AP Psychology but I am going to take another one. My AP English IV review is mostly going to focus on the format of the essay I have to write for the exam.”

Senior: Amelia Wardy

“I am going to study for AP Literature and Composition and AP US Government by taking a few hours out of my days leading up to the exams to review the notes I have taken in class.”

About the Contributor

Maria Aldana, Section Editor

Hi! My name is Maria Emilia Aldana and I’m currently a senior at Loretto Academy.

This is my first year writing for The Prax, the school newspaper, and I’m super excited for the opportunity to do so.

I want to be able to cover important school events, bring correct information to the students of Loretto Academy, and I want to interact with my community on a deeper level.

I entered Loretto Academy for my freshman year and although I’ve only been here for four years, I have made lifelong friends and many memories.

In my free time I enjoy baking, reading, and sketching.

After I graduate, I plan to study either culinary arts or English.

I am thrilled to be able to provide my community with stories on important news and events!