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What are the top 3 reasons why you did not start your AP Preparation yet? 🤔

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Almost 150 people chose Business/Finance/Economics as their intended major 🤯

A crazy news is on the way for Econ students 🔜

If you are interested in taking this AP subject exam , we are here to help you 🫡

AP World History 🏛 classess starting this week 🗓

Format: Both online/offline

Schedule: 3 times a week, 2 hour long classes

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AP World History 🏛

one of the APs you must take if you are into Law/Political Science/International Relations major

Are you taking AP World History next year?

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Let's explore which APs do you need for each major

Starting with the Law/Political Science/International Relations

What do you think, what is a must have AP to take for this major ?

APMicroeconomicsCheatsheet.pdf

How well you are prepared for the upcoming exams😁?

Show it in the comments👇

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What % of the AP exam do you actually need to get right to score a 5?

What % of the AP exam do you actually need to get right to score a 5?

Which AP Economics Exam you should take based on your background and interests?

So, we want to make this clear now — once and for all!

Let's start with what each exam covers 📌

🏛AP Microeconomics —
how firms set prices, why markets fail, and what drives competition. It's all about individual decisions and how they shape the economy from the ground up.

🌐AP Macroeconomics —
GDP, inflation, unemployment, central banks. The big picture — how entire economies grow, struggle, and recover.

They have the same format: 60 MCQs + 3 FRQs and both are realistically possible to prepare in 2–3 months with proper prep 🧑‍💻.But the real question is:

WHICH ONE IS FOR YOU?🤔

🌐TAKE MACRO, if

you're into political science, IR, law, or public policy. Macro teaches you how governments use taxes and spending to control the economy, how central banks raise or cut interest rates to fight inflation, and why some countries grow while others stay stuck. If you ever want to work in government, international organizations, NGOs, or policy research — this is your foundation. You'll read the news differently after this exam. Every headline about recession, inflation, or currency crisis will actually make sense to you. Also — Macro is the exam most students score a 5 on. The models are fewer, the FRQs follow patterns, and if you're good at memorizing cause-and-effect chains, you'll do well without grinding through hundreds of practice graphs.

🏢TAKE MICRO, if

you're going into business, finance, accounting, or marketing. Micro teaches you how firms decide what price to charge, how to maximize profit, what happens when one company dominates a market, and why governments step in with regulations. If you plan to start a business, work in consulting, go into investment banking, or even just want to understand how companies like Apple or Tesla make strategic decisions — this is the exam. It's harder than Macro because there are more graphs, more models, and the MCQs test precision, not just understanding. But the payoff is real — you're learning skills that MBA students pay thousands for, and you're getting it done in high school.

🎯TAKE BOTH, if

you're serious about economics or finance as a career. Micro and Macro share about 30–40% of their content — supply & demand, elasticity, basic market logic. So once you finish one, you're already a third of the way through the other. Many top universities give separate credit for each exam, meaning two APs could save you an entire semester of introductory economics. That's time and money saved. If you have 3+ months and real discipline, doing both is absolutely realistic.

Now, you know which one to choose, and fits you the most.

#Economics

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Do you need all the terms and formulas with definitions necessary for AP Micro and Macro seperately?

Do you need all the terms and formulas with definitions necessary for AP Micro and Macro seperately?

Statistics Practise group is taking off tomorrow ⏳

Make sure to join if you registered for the exam!

That's why we're opening one exclusive Statistics Practice group — not a traditional topic-covering course, but a focused, exam-oriented experience where you:

— Work through all AP Statistics past exam questions on our platform ( http://1600.satashkent.uz/)💻

— Review your mistakes and practise FRQ questions in 2-hour long classess , 3 times a week

—Receive personalized feedback alongside with a one-month study plan from our Statistics Mentor

— Join a weekly EXTRA class(fourth class in a week) dedicated to covering the topics your group struggles with the most.

At this point,you need long hours of prep since a few hours of classes in a week will not make a difference in your performance💯

Price? All of this for $0

Interested in the requirements?

send "📊" in the comments

Requirements:

1)You should have registered for the official exam which takes place on coming May

2)Take a "AP Statistics Placement Test" on http://1600.satashkent.uz/ and

Send proofs of registration and result of placement test to https://t.me/APsupportteam

That's it.

We are starting from April 1st

Spots are limited, book yours now 👇

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One month to go

If you registered for an AP course but haven't started, let's be honest — catching up to a 5 from zero is very hard, especially without any prior knowledge in the subject. That is why we are not enrolling students starting from scratch just to give false hope, because even a 4 at this point won't make a meaningful impact on your application.

However, we don't want to stop supporting you on your journey...