AP Psychology Past Exams?

Hi all, I'm wondering if there's a place to find past AP Psychology exams, particularly the multiple-choice sections. I want to practice with real exam questions to get a feel for it. Any pointers? Thanks in advance!

Hi! Practicing with past AP exams is a great way to prepare for the test. However, the College Board, which administers the AP exams, does not release complete past exams to the public for most subjects, including AP Psychology.

That being said, there are still resources available to help you prepare:

1. AP Classroom: If your school uses AP Classroom, your teacher might have access to past exam questions. They can assign them for practice or share them with you.

2. College Board's official website: College Board releases a few sample multiple-choice questions for each AP subject. For AP Psychology, you can find some practice questions and a practice free-response section on the College Board's website.

3. Review books: Many publishers produce AP review books, like Barron's, Princeton Review, and 5 Steps to a 5, which include practice questions and exams. While the questions in these books are not directly from past exams, they are designed to mimic the style and format of the actual AP questions.

4. Online forums and repositories: There are online forums and resources where students and teachers share practice materials and discuss AP exams, such as Reddit's AP Students community or College Confidential. Keep in mind that some materials shared on these sites might not be official questions or might not be up-to-date with the current exam format.

Make sure to supplement your practice with reviewing the material, going over your class notes, and studying from your textbook. Good luck with your preparations!