AP Exam Prep

A free study hub for every current AP exam — format breakdowns, unit lists, study tips, practice quizzes, and links to official College Board resources and past free-response questions.

42 subjects, organized by department. Each link opens that subject's dedicated prep page.

Sciences7

AP Biology Evolution, energy, information, and systems — the four big ideas that organize modern biology. AP Chemistry College-level general chemistry — atomic structure, bonding, reactions, kinetics, and equilibrium. AP Environmental Science An interdisciplinary look at the science behind environmental problems and their solutions. AP Physics 1: Algebra-Based Mechanics, waves, and simple circuits, using algebra and trigonometry rather than calculus. AP Physics 2: Algebra-Based Fluids, thermodynamics, electricity, magnetism, optics, and modern physics, algebra-based. AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism Calculus-based electricity and magnetism — fields, circuits, and Maxwell's equations in integral form. AP Physics C: Mechanics Calculus-based mechanics — kinematics, Newton's laws, energy, momentum, and rotation.

Math & Computer Science6

AP Calculus AB Limits, derivatives, and integrals — a first-semester-equivalent calculus course. AP Calculus BC Everything in Calculus AB plus sequences, series, and parametric/polar calculus. AP Computer Science A Object-oriented programming and problem-solving in Java. AP Computer Science Principles A broad, language-agnostic introduction to computing, the internet, and computational thinking. AP Precalculus Functions studied deeply — polynomial, rational, exponential, trig, and beyond — as preparation for calculus. AP Statistics Exploring data, designing studies, and using probability to draw statistical conclusions.

History & Social Sciences10

AP African American Studies An interdisciplinary survey of African American history, literature, the arts, and political science. AP Comparative Government and Politics Compares political institutions, behaviors, and outcomes across six core countries. AP European History European history from roughly 1450 to the present, with an emphasis on argument from evidence. AP Human Geography Spatial patterns and processes in population, culture, political organization, and land use. AP Macroeconomics National economic performance — output, unemployment, inflation, money, and policy. AP Microeconomics How individual firms, households, and markets allocate scarce resources. AP Psychology A broad survey of the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. AP United States Government and Politics The structures, processes, and political culture of the U.S. government, anchored in foundational documents. AP United States History U.S. history from 1491 to the present, built around argumentation from primary sources. AP World History: Modern Global history from roughly 1200 CE to the present, emphasizing comparison across regions.

English2

AP English Language and Composition Rhetorical analysis and argumentative writing centered on nonfiction texts. AP English Literature and Composition Close reading and literary analysis of poetry, prose, and drama.

World Languages & Cultures8

AP Chinese Language and Culture Interpersonal, interpretive, and presentational communication in Mandarin Chinese. AP French Language and Culture Interpersonal, interpretive, and presentational communication in French, across six global themes. AP German Language and Culture Interpersonal, interpretive, and presentational communication in German, across six global themes. AP Italian Language and Culture Interpersonal, interpretive, and presentational communication in Italian, across six global themes. AP Japanese Language and Culture Interpersonal, interpretive, and presentational communication in Japanese. AP Latin Close reading of Caesar and Vergil in the original Latin, plus translation and analysis skills. AP Spanish Language and Culture Interpersonal, interpretive, and presentational communication in Spanish, across six global themes. AP Spanish Literature and Culture Close reading and analysis of Spanish and Latin American literature, taught and tested in Spanish.

Arts5

AP 2-D Art and Design Build a portfolio of sustained investigation and selected works in two-dimensional design. AP 3-D Art and Design Portfolio-based course in three-dimensional design — sculpture, ceramics, installation, and more. AP Art History A global survey of art from prehistory to today, read through form, function, and context. AP Drawing Portfolio-based course exploring mark-making, observation, and invention through drawing. AP Music Theory Written and aural analysis, part-writing, and sight-singing at a first-year college theory level.

AP Capstone2

AP Research A year-long independent research project culminating in an academic paper and oral defense. AP Seminar Investigate real-world issues from multiple perspectives, then build and defend an evidence-based argument.

Career Kickstart2

AP Business with Personal Finance Foundations of business operations, entrepreneurship, and personal financial decision-making. AP Cybersecurity Foundations of cybersecurity — threats, defenses, cryptography, and secure system design.