All AP courses? As in, AP mathematics, english, science, social science, and foreign language? I took all but one AP class my junior and senior year and spent about 3 hours studying a day and passed with A’s in all of the courses. But, it depends upon the teacher as well. Some AP teachers believe you don’t need a LOT of homework, just hard stuff- which can be really quite easy. It all depends if you NEED the study time. If you’re someone that really needs to study to get the information, then it could take about 5 hours. If you’re someone that can read over paperwork and understand it like *that* then it could be only 2-3. Good luck though! =)

Have you taken the SATs and SAT2s?

I generally study for about 2-3 hours a day during school to keep up the good grades. And if you’re taking all APs, then you should study for about 3 hours so you don’t have to worry when the test comes, if you plan to take them.

That depends on the person, his or her abilities, as well as the workload. It’s relative to each person and to each course. If you’ve taken AP courses before, and you know you can study for twenty-five minutes and ace the big exam the next day, do so. Or if you know that you’ll totally bomb it if you only study for twenty-five minutes, try longer. There’s no “set” time, but on average I would recommend three to four hours if you study for all your courses in a day.

a million. 2-5 sepends on the burden relatively 2. certainly 4-6 hours perhaps longer/shorter in simple terms make up effects! I mean thats a intense schoolers be responsive to-how in recent times! instructors do no longer teach anymore 🙁

I’d say like 2. Cause I’m in 8th, and I study 1, but you should do more, cause of all the material.