New Advanced Placement (AP) Review Book and Study Guide Store, www.APReviewBooks.com

March 2, 2010 - PRLog -- Total Registration announces a new bookstore APreviewbooks.com. The store helps students prepare for AP exams by offering the highest rated study guides, exam prep workbooks, review books and flash cards.  All conveniently organized by exam type.

Total Registration (TR), online AP exam registration providers, is proud to announce the launch of their AP review book store, www.APReviewbooks.com.  To further assist the Advanced Placement community, TR has created an easy to use web bookstore comprised of the highest rated AP study guides for each exam.  All of the materials are organized by exam, so students can easily find just the right preparation materials for their chosen exams without wading through a lot of search results.

Great preparation for the AP exams increases the likelihood of a student scoring well .  Since scoring a 3 or higher on the Advanced Placement exams may earn students college credit for their high school coursework, it is in every student's best interest to be as prepared as they can on exam day.   Several well-known publishers produce review books specifically for the AP exams.  http://www.APReviewBooks.com sells the most highly reviewed books from publishers such as Barron's, The Princeton Review, REA, CliffsAP and Kaplan.

In addition to these top-rated study guides, APReviewBooks.com has descriptions of the various exam formats as well as links to released questions from previous AP exams

Most of the AP test prep materials at APReviewBooks.com, http://www.APReviewbooks.com, contain study tips, practice exams with solutions and reviews of major content topics.  These materials can help students anticipate what to expect on exam day, which provides much needed confidence for their exam effort.   Practice exams also help students identify areas they need to brush up on before the big test day in May.

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For the past 3 years Total Registration has been providing AP exam registration services for high schools across the United States. For the 2009 exams more than 30,000 students registered for 56,000 exams using Total Registration’s Service. Since students register themselves online, schools save a tremendous amount of time and effort by reducing data entry and information management. AP Coordinators using the registration service can login and print all the necessary reports at the click of a button, without having wrestle with Excel or database software.

Schools ready to simplify the AP exam registration process by registering students for exams online should visit http://www.TotalRegistration.net.