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How It Works

Step 1: Take a Free Assessment When You Sign Up

Start your journey with our comprehensive academic assessment. This initial step helps us understand your current performance and pinpoint specific areas that need improvement.

Step 2: We Review to Find the Learning Gaps

Our expert educators meticulously review the assessment results to identify any learning gaps. This critical step ensures we have a clear understanding of where you need the most support.

Step 3: We Create a Personalized Plan

Based on the assessment findings, we develop a personalized plan tailored to address your weaknesses and clarify challenging topics. This customized approach ensures the most effective and targeted preparation.

Step 4: We Instill Excellent Test-Taking Habits

Through regular practice tests and strategic reviews, we instill excellent test-taking habits. Our proven methods help you become more comfortable and efficient with the exam format, boosting your overall performance.

Step 5: Walk Into Your Test Center with Complete Confidence

With thorough preparation and expert guidance, you’ll walk into your AP Exam test center with complete confidence. Our goal is to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and self-assurance needed to achieve your best possible scores.

Test Details

AP Exam Format Breakdown (2025 and Beyond)

The College Board is transitioning AP exams to a digital format and making some changes to the structure of specific exams. Here's a breakdown of what students can expect in 2025:

Digital vs. Paper Exams

  • Starting May 2025: Nine AP subjects will be offered exclusively in a digital format. Paper exams will not be available for these subjects unless students have approved testing accommodations.
  • More subjects are expected to transition to digital in 2026.
  • The College Board will announce which subjects will be digital each year.
  • You can find the list of digital-only subjects for 2025 here: [Nine AP Exams Go Fully Digital in May 2025 - AP Central - College Board]

General Test Format

  • Most AP exams will continue to be divided into two sections: Multiple Choice (MC) and Free Response (FR).
  • The specific number of questions and allotted time may vary depending on the subject.

Changes to Look Out For (Starting May 2025)

    • AP English Language and Composition:The Multiple Choice section will have four answer choices instead of five. This aligns with the format already used in most other AP courses.
    • AP Physics 1 and 2:Reduced number of MC questions: 40 questions down from 50 (both exams).
    • No more multi-select questions.
    • Shorter MC section time: 80 minutes instead of 90 minutes (both exams).
    • Reduced number of FR questions: 4 questions down from 5 (both exams).
    • New FR question types: All FRQs will focus on specific skills like:
      • Mathematical routines
      • Translation between representations
      • Experimental design and analysis
      • Qualitative/quantitative translation
    • Longer FR section time: 100 minutes instead of 90 minutes (both exams).
    • Separate exam session: No longer sharing a session with AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism.

Resources for Students

Important Note

The information above is based on currently available updates from the College Board. It's recommended that students stay updated on any future changes by checking the College Board website for their specific AP exam.

AP Exam Scoring Breakdown for Parents

Understanding AP exam scores can be confusing, especially for parents. Here's a breakdown to help you interpret your child's results:

Scoring Scale

  • AP exams are scored on a 5-point scale:
    • 5: Extremely Well Qualified
    • 4: Well Qualified
    • 3: Qualified
    • 2: Possibly Qualified
    • 1: No Recommendation

What the Scores Mean

Each score translates to a general idea of a student's performance compared to college-level expectations:

  • 5: This is the top score and indicates your child performed exceptionally well. They have a strong understanding of the subject and are likely prepared for advanced coursework in college.
  • 4: This is a very good score that demonstrates a strong grasp of the subject matter. Students with a 4 are likely well-prepared for introductory college courses.
  • 3: This is a qualifying score, indicating your child has a general understanding of the subject. Many colleges grant credit or placement into a higher-level introductory course for a score of 3.
  • 2: This score shows some understanding of the material, but it might not be enough for college credit or advanced placement.
  • 1: This score suggests your child may need additional preparation before tackling college-level work in this subject.

Important Points to Remember

  • College Credit and Placement: The score needed for credit or placement varies greatly depending on the college or university. It's crucial to check the specific institution's AP credit policy.
  • Focus on Learning: While scores are important, the primary benefit of AP exams is the learning experience. These rigorous courses prepare students for the demands of college academics.
  • Multiple Factors at Play: A single score doesn't define your child's abilities. Consider their overall academic performance, course workload, and extracurricular activities.

Resources for Parents

  • The College Board website offers detailed information on each AP exam, including scoring: AP Central - College Board
  • Individual College Websites provide their specific policies on AP credit and placement.

Here's an additional tip: Encourage your child to discuss their AP exam scores with their teachers. Teachers can provide valuable insights into the student's strengths and areas for improvement.

AP Exam Administration

Knowing how AP exams are administered can help parents manage expectations and ensure their child feels prepared on test day. Here's a breakdown of the key aspects:

Before Test Day

  • Registration: Students register for AP exams through their school counselor or a designated school official. Registration deadlines are typically in the fall or early winter.
  • Test Permit: Students receive a test permit that includes their assigned test date, time, and location.
  • School Responsibilities: Each school has its own procedures for handling AP exams. Parents should inquire with the school counselor about any specific instructions or requirements.
  • Student Preparation: Encourage your child to utilize resources provided by the College Board and their AP teachers to prepare for the exam. This includes practice questions, study guides, and review sessions.

Test Day

  • Arrival Time: Students should arrive at the testing location at least 15-30 minutes before the scheduled start time. This allows for check-in procedures and time to settle in.
  • What to Bring: Students will need to bring their photo ID, test permit or registration confirmation, sharpened pencils, erasers (for paper-based exams), and an approved calculator (if applicable). Check with the school or College Board for a list of approved calculators.
  • Testing Environment: The exam will be administered in a controlled environment with a test proctor present. Electronic devices (phones, laptops, etc.) are not allowed unless specifically permitted for approved testing accommodations.
  • Breaks: Depending on the length of the exam, students may be given short breaks during the testing period.
  • Testing Time: The specific amount of time allotted for the exam will vary depending on the subject. Students should be aware of the time constraints beforehand and plan their approach accordingly.
  • After the Exam: Students should remain quiet and leave the testing room only when instructed by the test proctor.

Digital vs. Paper Exams (as of May 2025)

  • Starting in May 2025, some AP exams will transition to a digital format.
  • Students taking digital exams will need to bring a compatible laptop or device as specified by the College Board.
  • Specific procedures for handling digital exams may differ slightly from paper-based exams.

Important Resources

  • The College Board website provides detailed information on AP exam administration, including a student guide: AP Student Guide - The College Board
  • Students can also contact their school counselor or AP teachers for guidance on specific procedures at their school.

By understanding the testing process, parents can help their children feel confident and prepared for their AP exams.

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FAQs

What subjects do you offer AP Exam Test Prep for?

We provide AP Exam Test Prep for a wide range of subjects, including but not limited to AP Calculus, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP English Language, AP English Literature, AP U.S. History, and AP Government & Politics. Our certified teachers are equipped to help you excel in any AP course you’re taking.

How are your AP Exam Test Prep sessions structured?

Our AP Exam Test Prep sessions are tailored to meet your individual needs. We start with an academic assessment to identify your strengths and areas for improvement. Then, we create a personalized study plan that includes practice exams, review of challenging topics, and test-taking strategies to maximize your score.

Can I choose between in-person and online tutoring for AP Exam Test Prep?

Absolutely! Recognizing that everyone has different preferences and schedules, we offer both in-person and online tutoring options. Whether you prefer face-to-face interaction or the convenience of online sessions, rest assured, we have options available.

How experienced are your tutors with AP exams?

Our tutors are certified teachers with proven success in helping students excel in AP exams. They’ve been thoroughly vetted and have a deep understanding of the AP curriculum and exam format. You’re in good hands with our experienced team.

What kind of improvement can I expect in my AP exam scores?

We guarantee improvement in your AP exam scores when you follow our protocol. Our results-driven approach is designed to help you achieve the best possible outcome. While individual results may vary, our track record speaks for itself, having been voted Best in Georgia for three consecutive years.