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Work one-on-one on limits, derivatives and integrals aligned with the College Board AP Calculus AB curriculum. Practice MCQ and FRQ strategies to aim for a score of 5.
Prepare for series, parametric equations, polar coordinates and advanced integration techniques aligned with the AP Calculus BC curriculum including the AB subscore. Aim for a 5.
Practice algebra-based mechanics, waves, sound and simple circuits aligned with the College Board AP Physics 1 curriculum. Build lab-based problem solving skills and aim for a 5.
Study thermodynamics, fluids, optics, electric circuits and modern physics aligned with the AP Physics 2 curriculum. Practice experimental design and FRQ strategies.
Work one-on-one on calculus-based Newtonian mechanics, energy, momentum and rotational motion aligned with the AP Physics C: Mechanics curriculum. Build a strong foundation for engineering and physics.
Study Gauss's law, Ampere's law, Faraday induction and Maxwell's equations aligned with the calculus-based AP Physics C: E&M curriculum. Practice FRQ strategies to aim for a 5.
Study atomic structure, chemical bonding, thermodynamics, kinetics, equilibrium and electrochemistry across all 9 College Board units. Practice lab-based questions and FRQ strategies.
Study cell biology, genetics, evolution, ecology and biotechnology across all 8 College Board units. Practice experiment design, data analysis and FRQ writing techniques.
Practice Java programming, object-oriented design, data structures, algorithms and recursion aligned with the College Board AP CSA curriculum. Build a strong foundation for software engineering.
Study computing principles, data analysis, algorithm design and internet security aligned with the AP CSP curriculum. Includes Create Performance Task preparation.
Study data collection, probability distributions, statistical inference and hypothesis testing aligned with the AP Statistics curriculum. Practice statistical interpretation in College Board FRQ format.
Study GDP, inflation, unemployment, monetary/fiscal policy and international trade aligned with the AP Macroeconomics curriculum. Practice graph analysis and FRQ strategies.
Study supply-demand analysis, consumer/producer theory, market structures and government intervention aligned with the AP Microeconomics curriculum. Practice graph drawing and analysis.
Study biological bases, sensation/perception, learning, memory, cognition and social psychology across all 9 College Board units. Practice MCQ strategies and FRQ writing techniques.
Study American history from the colonial period through the post-Cold War era. Practice DBQ, Long Essay and Short Answer formats aligned with the AP US History (APUSH) curriculum.
Study world history from ancient civilizations to globalization across all 9 College Board periods. Practice DBQ, LEQ and SAQ formats with comparative and thematic analysis.
Study political, economic and cultural transformation from the Renaissance to modern Europe. Practice DBQ, LEQ and source analysis aligned with the AP European History curriculum.
Study rhetorical analysis, argumentation, synthesis essay writing and non-fiction text analysis aligned with the AP English Language curriculum. Practice essay writing to College Board rubrics.
Study literary analysis, poetry interpretation, prose examination and literary argument essay writing aligned with the AP English Literature curriculum. Practice close reading techniques.
Study ecosystems, biodiversity, energy resources, pollution and climate change aligned with the AP Environmental Science (APES) curriculum. Practice lab and field-based FRQ calculations.
Study population dynamics, migration, cultural patterns, political geography and urbanization across all 7 College Board units. Practice map analysis and FRQ writing techniques.
Study 250 key works from prehistoric to contemporary art aligned with the AP Art History curriculum. Practice visual analysis, contextual interpretation and comparative essay writing.
Analyze the political systems of UK, Russia, China, Iran, Mexico and Nigeria through comparative study. Practice country comparison and data analysis in FRQ format.
Study the US Constitution, federal structure, Congress, Presidency, Supreme Court and civil liberties. Practice SCOTUS case analysis and Argumentative Essay writing.
Develop academic research methods, critical analysis, team presentations and individual performance tasks. Build source evaluation, argumentation and presentation skills for the AP Capstone Diploma.
Design independent research projects, write academic papers (4,000-5,000 words) and prepare oral defenses. Get one-on-one academic advising for the second stage of the AP Capstone Diploma.
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Work one-on-one on limits, derivatives and integrals aligned with the College Board AP Calculus AB curriculum. Practice MCQ and FRQ strategies to aim for a score of 5.
Prepare for series, parametric equations, polar coordinates and advanced integration techniques aligned with the AP Calculus BC curriculum including the AB subscore. Aim for a 5.
Practice algebra-based mechanics, waves, sound and simple circuits aligned with the College Board AP Physics 1 curriculum. Build lab-based problem solving skills and aim for a 5.
Study thermodynamics, fluids, optics, electric circuits and modern physics aligned with the AP Physics 2 curriculum. Practice experimental design and FRQ strategies.
Work one-on-one on calculus-based Newtonian mechanics, energy, momentum and rotational motion aligned with the AP Physics C: Mechanics curriculum. Build a strong foundation for engineering and physics.
Study Gauss's law, Ampere's law, Faraday induction and Maxwell's equations aligned with the calculus-based AP Physics C: E&M curriculum. Practice FRQ strategies to aim for a 5.
Study atomic structure, chemical bonding, thermodynamics, kinetics, equilibrium and electrochemistry across all 9 College Board units. Practice lab-based questions and FRQ strategies.
Study cell biology, genetics, evolution, ecology and biotechnology across all 8 College Board units. Practice experiment design, data analysis and FRQ writing techniques.
Practice Java programming, object-oriented design, data structures, algorithms and recursion aligned with the College Board AP CSA curriculum. Build a strong foundation for software engineering.
Study computing principles, data analysis, algorithm design and internet security aligned with the AP CSP curriculum. Includes Create Performance Task preparation.
Study data collection, probability distributions, statistical inference and hypothesis testing aligned with the AP Statistics curriculum. Practice statistical interpretation in College Board FRQ format.
Study GDP, inflation, unemployment, monetary/fiscal policy and international trade aligned with the AP Macroeconomics curriculum. Practice graph analysis and FRQ strategies.
Study supply-demand analysis, consumer/producer theory, market structures and government intervention aligned with the AP Microeconomics curriculum. Practice graph drawing and analysis.
Study biological bases, sensation/perception, learning, memory, cognition and social psychology across all 9 College Board units. Practice MCQ strategies and FRQ writing techniques.
Study American history from the colonial period through the post-Cold War era. Practice DBQ, Long Essay and Short Answer formats aligned with the AP US History (APUSH) curriculum.
Study world history from ancient civilizations to globalization across all 9 College Board periods. Practice DBQ, LEQ and SAQ formats with comparative and thematic analysis.
Study political, economic and cultural transformation from the Renaissance to modern Europe. Practice DBQ, LEQ and source analysis aligned with the AP European History curriculum.
Study rhetorical analysis, argumentation, synthesis essay writing and non-fiction text analysis aligned with the AP English Language curriculum. Practice essay writing to College Board rubrics.
Study literary analysis, poetry interpretation, prose examination and literary argument essay writing aligned with the AP English Literature curriculum. Practice close reading techniques.
Study ecosystems, biodiversity, energy resources, pollution and climate change aligned with the AP Environmental Science (APES) curriculum. Practice lab and field-based FRQ calculations.
Study population dynamics, migration, cultural patterns, political geography and urbanization across all 7 College Board units. Practice map analysis and FRQ writing techniques.
Study 250 key works from prehistoric to contemporary art aligned with the AP Art History curriculum. Practice visual analysis, contextual interpretation and comparative essay writing.
Analyze the political systems of UK, Russia, China, Iran, Mexico and Nigeria through comparative study. Practice country comparison and data analysis in FRQ format.
Study the US Constitution, federal structure, Congress, Presidency, Supreme Court and civil liberties. Practice SCOTUS case analysis and Argumentative Essay writing.
Develop academic research methods, critical analysis, team presentations and individual performance tasks. Build source evaluation, argumentation and presentation skills for the AP Capstone Diploma.
Design independent research projects, write academic papers (4,000-5,000 words) and prepare oral defenses. Get one-on-one academic advising for the second stage of the AP Capstone Diploma.