The purpose of the AP Exam prep course is to equip students with knowledge and skills to excel in the upcoming AP Microeconomics exam. During the course, students will cultivate a profound understanding of economic concepts and principles. Additionally, they will develop the ability to define, analyze, and explain economic principles and models with clarity and precision.
In AP Environmental Science class, you will learn to explain environmental concepts, analyze data, and practice problem-solving. In addition, there will be a strategy course for the multiple-choice part of the AP Environmental Science exam.
In the AP Biology class, you will explore the fundamental scientific principles, theories, and processes governing living organisms and biological systems. Additionally, the course will include a strategic component tailored for the multiple-choice segment of the AP Biology exam.
In AP European History class, you will examine history from c. 1450 to the present: cultural, political, and economic changes. In addition, there will be a strategy course for the multiple-choice part of the AP European History exam.
In AP Art and Design, students will produce artworks and designs, expressing their ideas through both written and visual means. By the end of the course, students will have a completed portfolio ready for submission.
In AP World History class, you will examine history from c. 1200 CE to the present: world cultural, political, and economic changes. In addition, there will be a strategy course for the multiple-choice part of the AP World History exam.
In the AP Psychology class, you will explore psychological concepts and apply them to real-life case studies. Through reading and discussion, you’ll delve into the intricacies of psychology and analyze data from psychological research studies. Additionally, there will be a strategy course specifically designed for the multiple-choice section of the AP Psychology exam.
AP English Literature & Composition focuses on understanding and evaluating works of fiction, poetry, and drama from various periods and cultures. The weekly courses will concentrate on the types of questions students encounter on the AP English test—comprehensive essays, rhetorical analysis essays, and argumentation essays. Additionally, there will be a session discussing the multiple-choice section of the AP English Literature exam.
