Barron's AP Statistics (Barron's: The Leader in Test Preparation) 5th Edition

great

Pretty good book for multiple choice questions

Good book and good info. It doesn't have enough test examples. I'm expected that these book should have lots of examples since it is how we learn better.

I found this book great review for the topics covered on the AP exam. After going through the textbook chapter, i would usually read the Barrons to reinforce it. But I must admit that the Barrons summary of the topics are a little brief, and might be confusing if you do not know what they are talking about. I would not recommend solely reading Barrons, but rather reading your textbook (or possibly 5 Steps to a 5) to understand the topic first before going to Barrons. Barrons always adds more in depth explanations and key points that may have not been included in the textbook.As for the practice questions, they are really well written. Though they seem hard, and are actually harder than the ones on the official exam, they prepare you well. If you can answer these questions, you are going to ace the real ones.I would highly recommend this book (along with your textbook) to prepare for the exam.

It's a little confusing to look through. It does have questions that are great for practice, but to review your stats knowledge, I wouldn't recommend this as much as I would recommend some of the other books like 5 Steps to a 5 or AMSCO's Preparation for the AP Statistics Examination.

Good product and fast service

... my daughters have tried several and they that the Barron's Series is the best of the revision books that they have tried both for AP and SAT.

Excellent book.