We ended up getting smashed into AP life after a couple of colleges reached out to our daughter (based off her PSAT) scores via pamplets, and said to "keep up the great work with her AP courses", While our initial start with things was pretty rocky (to put it lightly), we are excited to make the most of it. A little background story. We called to set our kids up for AP testing at our local high school (the same one that administered her PSAT test), and were told the Friday before the tests were administered, that our school district won't allow them to test homeschooled children. To make a long story short, we ended up finding a private school that would proctor late tests for both of our children in the 11th hour. After finishing, both kiddos felt even more motivated to want to complete as many AP tests as possible, which has left me spending the summer researching resources for AP World History, Human Geography, Biology, Psychology and Environmental Science. I think I've found some great text books, links from The College Board themselves and have begun to delve into the options from extremely generous teachers that post their resources online, but wanted to double check to see if anyone has recommendations that could make this even just a tad bit easier. Not having answer keys to various things has been a kicker and I would love to know if anyone has resources they found to be extremely helpful in that regard. And any advice from all of you veteran AP testing parents in greatly appreciated! ❤️