A: All of our AP Review teachers hold advanced degrees in their respective fields (either a Masters Degree or PhD). The one exception is Max M., who is currently completing an advanced degree in Applied Mathematics at the University of California, Irvine. All of our AP teachers have been teaching for 5+ years (some for decades), with a combined total of over 50 years of experience!

A: Nearly 100% of students who enroll in our AP Review classes pass their official AP exams. Those who commit to regular practice tests and the supplementary homework (i.e. essays, problem sets, etc.) have earned 5s.

A: Depending on the subject, 90-95%. For Chem, Lang, Physics, roughly 95%. For Calc and Biology, roughly 90%. Of course, this depends heavily on the individual student's willingness to put in the effort necessary. As such, we cannot make any specific guarantees.

A: We do not provide adjusted or prorated rates based on how much of the class the student will be able to attend. This is because the price of the class is informed by not only the individual classes (10-12), but other materials like proctored practice exams and supplementary homework. If your student is concerned that they may not be able to attend all of the sessions live, we record every single session to make sure everyone is able to stay caught up.

A: This really depends on how much work the student is willing to put in to stay caught up. For example, we have had students in the past who could only attend half of the sessions live due to their schedule. However, they were able to succeed by staying caught up on homework, taking all practice tests on time, watching the recordings for lessons they missed, and even scheduling additional hourly tutoring sessions with their instructor, if needed.