AP Preparation

What is AP

Advanced Placement (AP) is a College Board program that lets high school students work with university-level course content and show what they know through exams or the other assessments a course requires. Students can choose different AP courses based on their interests and academic goals. Some courses include a project, performance task or portfolio in addition to the exam. University credit and placement policies for AP results vary by institution.

AP preparation at Youprep Studio

We first assess the core knowledge the chosen course requires and the student’s current standing. We plan topic work around progress at school and the time left before the exam. We reinforce each topic with the relevant question types and focus on how to present a solution, interpretation or justification in free-response answers. We use results from review and practice tests to return to the areas the student finds difficult.

Work shaped by the course

In math and science courses we focus on problem solving, interpreting graphs and data, and explaining solutions. In history, social science and literature courses we develop source analysis and evidence-based writing. In language, art and project-based courses we build the study plan around the relevant assessment components. This way, preparation is shaped by the skills each course demands.

Explore AP courses

Choose an AP course from the groups below to see its scope, assessment structure and exam information. We can work out together what kind of preparation you need for each course.

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