AP Chemistry tutoring and prep, live online
Master atomic structure, bonding, reactions, kinetics, equilibrium, and thermodynamics at the college level.
AP Chemistry provides students with a college-level foundation in chemistry through inquiry-based exploration of topics including atomic structure, intermolecular forces, chemical reactions, kinetics, thermodynamics, and equilibrium. Students develop advanced inquiry and reasoning skills through designing experiments, collecting and analyzing data, and applying mathematical routines.
Why AP Chemistry Matters
A qualifying score on the AP Chemistry Exam can earn college credit or placement. Each college sets its own policy, so check the score your colleges ask for.
General Chemistry I and II
Scored 1–5. Hybrid digital: multiple-choice in Bluebook, free responses handwritten in a paper booklet.
AP Chemistry course units
The units of the College Board course. Lessons follow them in the order your class takes them.
How lessons approach Chemistry
Understanding the concepts, and answering the exam's questions the way they are scored.
- Master particulate-level understanding of all phenomena
- Connect macroscopic observations to molecular behavior
- Understand why reactions occur, not just how
- Practice interpreting lab data and graphs
- Master dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
- Practice particulate diagram questions
- Know how to set up and solve ICE tables
- Practice lab-based reasoning questions
Past papers and practice exams
Practice exams in the current exam format are reviewed afterwards, and the errors set the work for the next lessons.
Past papers
Released AP Chemistry free-response questions with scoring guidelines.
- Full 3-hour 15-minute exams with all question types
- Lab-based FRQ practice with data analysis
- Particulate diagram interpretation practice
- Detailed scoring with concept-by-concept analysis
- Practice with an approved calculator on both sections
How a practice exam is used
- 1Sit a full practice examTimed, section by section
- 2Review the errorsWith your tutor, by unit and question type
- 3Targeted practiceOn the units and question types that cost points
- 4RepeatBefore the exam