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Offered in May, the Advanced Placement (AP) exams are a great way to show colleges that you’re ready for university level coursework. Even if your school doesn’t offer AP classes, you can still take any AP exam if you are interested in the subject and don’t mind studying on your own. Doing well on an AP can even get you college credit or an exemption from certain prerequisites!

The AP U.S. Government and Politics exam has both multiple choice and free-response questions, testing a student's understanding of the US political system and their ability to analyze founding documents and Supreme Court decisions. Whether you’re struggling in your AP Gov class, want smart study strategies for the AP exam, or need support taking an AP not offered at your school, Ivy is here to help. Our tutors have helped countless students score 5s and 4s on their AP exams, earning college credit along the way!

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AP US Gov Exam: Everything You Need To Know
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AP US Government and Politics is not only a manageable AP class, but also a formative one, giving students insight into the functioning of our government and political system. AP Gov is an excellent way to earn AP credit while also fulfilling many high schools’ civics requirements. Though generally considered an easier AP class, the questions asked on the exam are known to be tricky. Preparing the test requires specific and efficient studying tactics, as well as a familiarity with particularities of the questions themselves. In this article, we’ll tell you everything you need to know to achieve a great score on the AP Gov exam!
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You might be worried if you fail an AP exam (where failing is receiving a score less than 3), but don’t worry! Passing an AP exam has many benefits: you may receive college credit, it may help you win an AP Scholars award, and it may add to a larger picture of your academic success that can help you get into colleges. Failing an AP exam won’t grant you these advantages, but doesn’t carry any additional weight beyond that. You can certainly still get into colleges, however, you may need to take additional courses once you attend university than you would have with a passing AP score. It’s also worth noting that a failing AP score is evidence that you likely have not grasped the course material, and is an opportunity for you to rethink your study habits.
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