Princeton Review AP Statistics Prep, 20th Edition: 5 Practice Tests + Complete Content Review + Strategies & Techniques (2024) (College Test Preparation) 20th Edition

The his book helped me pass my exam! Super easy to read the font is good size! Talks about all different stats questions and helps you solve your solution easier!

I loved this book! The explanations are super clear and easy to follow, which made it perfect for going over tricky topics before my unit tests. I kept coming back to it throughout the year—not just when cramming for the AP exam—and it always helped things click.The practice tests are great, but honestly, the best part is how it works both as a full review and a quick refresher when you’re stuck on something. If you want one book to carry you through the whole year, this is it.

Great review book, I got a 5 on my 2024 stats exam.

Ap test was a lot easier

Highly recommended my kids used it and they passed the Ap test with high scores , it’s comprehensive review that has it all 🙌

I purchased this book after having great success with the Princeton Review’s AP Calculus review book. However, I found that their AP Statistics book was as basic as most other textbooks and didn’t break the material down as well as their AP Calculus book. I recommend the AP Classroom videos for stat the most. Their AP Statistics teachers were really helpful in giving helpful pointers and analogies.

Got me a three in a class i didn't pay attention in for 5 minutes all year.

This book is full of practice tests. When you have completed the course and want to take practice tests, the book would be helpful.It also includes about 300 pages of lessons on AP content. But it does not include an index. So, if you want to get help on a specific topic, you have to find it through the table of contents. Often, the table of contents can point you in the right direction. But often, you can't get directly to the topic of interest. You have to flip through the pages manually to find what you are looking for.I can't recall ever having a math textbook that lacked an index. Surprising and very disappointing.