AP Exam Preparation
ZExamAcers offers preparation across 19 AP subjects. Each course includes self-paced lessons, topic-based practice activities, mock exams, and weekly instructor-led webinars. Select a subject below to see the full course details.
Math and Computer Science
AP Calculus AB
Typically taken in grades 11 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
A structured, self-paced path through limits, derivatives, and integrals, built around the topics most AP Calculus AB students need to review before exam day.
AP Calculus BC
Typically taken in grades 11 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
A comprehensive, self-paced course covering everything in AP Calculus AB plus the additional series, polar, and parametric topics unique to the BC exam.
AP Statistics
Typically taken in grades 10 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
A self-paced course covering data analysis, study design, probability, and statistical inference, organized to build toward the reasoning the AP Statistics exam emphasizes.
AP Computer Science A
Typically taken in grades 10 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
A self-paced course focused on Java programming fundamentals, object-oriented design, and the coding skills the AP Computer Science A exam evaluates.
AP Computer Science Principles
Typically taken in grades 9 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
A self-paced introduction to computing concepts, covering how computers represent data, process algorithms, and connect through the internet, alongside the impacts of computing.
Science
AP Biology
Typically taken in grades 10 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
A self-paced course covering cellular processes, genetics, evolution, and ecology, organized around the scientific reasoning skills the AP Biology exam emphasizes.
AP Chemistry
Typically taken in grades 11 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
A self-paced course covering atomic structure, bonding, reactions, and equilibrium, organized to build the quantitative and conceptual reasoning the AP Chemistry exam requires.
AP Physics 1
Typically taken in grades 10 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
A self-paced, algebra-based course covering mechanics topics such as motion, forces, energy, and rotation, structured around the reasoning the AP Physics 1 exam tests.
AP Physics 2
Typically taken in grades 11 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
A self-paced, algebra-based course covering fluids, thermodynamics, electricity, magnetism, optics, and modern physics topics tested on the AP Physics 2 exam.
AP Physics C: Mechanics
Typically taken in grades 11 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
A self-paced, calculus-based course covering kinematics, forces, energy, momentum, and rotational motion at the depth expected on the AP Physics C: Mechanics exam.
AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
Typically taken in grade 12, for students age 13 and older.
Calculus-based coverage of electric and magnetic fields, circuits, and electromagnetism, organized around structured lessons and worked problem sets.
English
AP English Language and Composition
Typically taken in grade 11, for students age 13 and older.
Structured practice in analyzing nonfiction texts and building evidence-based arguments, with lessons organized around rhetorical analysis, argument, and synthesis writing.
AP English Literature and Composition
Typically taken in grade 12, for students age 13 and older.
Guided practice in close reading and literary analysis across poetry, prose, and drama, with lessons focused on building well-supported interpretive essays.
History and Government
AP U.S. History
Typically taken in grades 10 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
Chronological coverage of United States history from the colonial period to the present, organized around historical thinking skills and evidence-based argument writing.
AP World History: Modern
Typically taken in grades 9 through 11, for students age 13 and older.
A global survey of world history from roughly 1200 CE to the present, organized around cross-regional comparison, causation, and evidence-based writing.
AP U.S. Government and Politics
Typically taken in grades 11 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
Structured study of the constitutional framework, institutions, and political behavior of the U.S. government, with practice built around required Supreme Court cases and foundational documents.
Economics and Psychology
AP Macroeconomics
Typically taken in grades 11 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
Structured study of national economic measurement, monetary and fiscal policy, and economic models, with graph-based practice built into every topic.
AP Microeconomics
Typically taken in grades 11 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
Structured study of supply and demand, market structures, and firm behavior, with graphing practice built into every topic.
AP Psychology
Typically taken in grades 10 through 12, for students age 13 and older.
A broad survey of psychological science, from biological bases of behavior to social psychology, organized around research methods and key theories.