AP Courses and Subjects

AP stands for Advanced Placement. Use this directory to find the courses supported on EduNinja; the official College Board catalogue includes additional subjects.

• AP course list: match the full subject nameChoose the exact AP subject on your school timetable or exam registration. A broad label such as mathematics or physics can refer to several different AP courses. The directory above links to each supported course; AP does not use an IB-style SL or HL selection.
• AP course vs AP Exam: separate learning from registrationAn AP course is a programme of study, while the AP Exam assesses the relevant course knowledge and skills. Opening an EduNinja course gives you a study destination; it does not enrol you in a school course or register you for an exam. Arrange registration with your school or AP coordinator. College credit and placement depend on each institution's policy.
• AP syllabus: connect units, skills and assessmentUse the current College Board Course and Exam Description for your chosen AP subject to check the course framework. Units organise content, while skills describe how you use it. Assessment requirements vary across AP courses, so confirm the exam format on the exact course page rather than applying one subject's question counts or timings to another.
• Which AP courses should you take?Discuss your interests, current preparation, school course availability and workload with your teacher or counsellor. Check any prerequisites for the specific AP subject. Use the course framework to understand what you will study before making a choice; this directory helps you find learning resources, rather than deciding your school course enrolment.
• AP exam preparation: practise your next syllabus topicAfter selecting your exact AP course, choose a syllabus range. Use Diagnostic when you need help locating weak topics, then use Practice to work on the relevant units, topics or knowledge points. When signed in, completed practice contributes to the mastery shown on the Course page. Open the available Notes, Question Bank and Documents for that course when you need explanations, exam questions or supporting materials. For a selected-response item, explain why the correct option fits the evidence and why a tempting alternative fails. For an open response, make the required reasoning visible through a justified claim, calculation or evidence from the prompt. Separate a content gap from a response gap when choosing the next task.

SourceCollege Board · AP courses and exam information