AP mania

It's understandable to be concerned. However, assuming you have done your work all along, and have kept up with studies, you should be fine. After all, AP classes aren't taught just so that everyone will fail them. They're taught so that people get soemthing out of them. The tests are designed so that people will pass them, because otherwise they would not be good tests of anyone's ability. It's not being done to torture you, of course.

When I took AP English, my teacher had some very good advice. It was, we haven't covered the ancient Greeks. We, instead, covered Kafka, Hemingway, Hardy, etc. Chances are not great that the ancient Greeks will be on the test. But if they are, do your best and analyse what's given you as best you can. You have the tools.

So I went with that. And the ancient Greeks were not on the test, so it didn't matter. And there were essays where there were choices. I picked Kafka over whatever else was available. And I did fine.

You can, too. AP courses are long and have a lot in them. Hence the test cannot possibly cover everything you have studied and you cannot possibly have studied every single little thing on the test. Do your best, be resigned to the fact that you will not know absolutely everything, and work with the tools you have. You'll be fine.

You've done the work. Ye'll be fine. Just try to relax. Even if you freeze up, you should be able to get a psych report from your counsellor which'll prevent any of hte damage it causes.

The results are in.

1, no recommendation; 2, possibly qualified; 3, qualified; 4, well qualified; 5, extremely well qualified

English - 4
French - 3
Calculus - 2
German - 5
Chemistry - 3

well done levi

Nice, Levi. You may do well in Calc. yet, you will probably find that having taken the AP class preps you well for college Calc. classes. Plus probably skipping Freshman Comp. (English) and your language requirement has gotta be sweet.