AP Physics 1: 8-Week Exam Review

LIVE CLASS

Test Prep

AP Physics 1

Semester class

AP Physics 1: 8-Week Exam Review

The AP Physics 1 exam is coming up quickly, and this comprehensive, 8-session review course will make sure you’re fully prepared to succeed on test day. These expert-led sessions will provide comprehensive concept review along with strategic guidance on how to handle the test day question formats and time limits. By the end of the course, you’ll have the most critical knowledge, skills, and strategies top of mind and ready to apply on the AP Physics exam. From position, velocity, and acceleration through torque and rotational motion, including study and pacing strategies, you’ll cover everything you need to conquer the test.

Class details

Next session

Monday, March 30, 2026 at 11:00 PM

Session length

1h

Grade level

Grades 9-12

Format

Live online

Days

Monday

Total sessions

8 sessions

Sessions per week

1 per week

Duration

8 weeks

Subjects

Test Prep, AP Physics 1

Times shown in Coordinated Universal TimeTimes shown in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)

ENROLLMENT

Included

Pick a start date, then enroll.

Start dates

Mar 16, 2026

Monday

Interactive live sessions

Expert instructor feedback

Recordings available

Similar classes

Short-term class

LIVE

AP Physics 1: 4-Week Exam Review

The AP Physics 1 exam covers a year’s worth of content in a single morning. So it pays to spend 4 weeks brushing up on concepts and getting the most important skills, formulas, and strategies top of mind to be ready for test day. That’s why this 4-week exam review class provides expert-led review of critical concepts along with strategic guidance on how to handle the question formats and time limits you’ll face on the exam. From position, velocity, and acceleration through torque and rotational motion, including study and pacing strategies, you’ll cover everything you need to conquer the test.

Sun, Apr 1290 min • 4:00 PMCoordinated Universal TimeTimes shown in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)

Secrets of SAT Reading & Writing

The very elements that make the SAT tricky can become your competitive advantage if you know what to look for. And that’s good news because the “standardized” in “standardized test” means the SAT uses the same kinds of question structures, writes the same kinds of trap answers, and employs the same kinds of devices to “hide” its right answers on every test. In this class, you’ll learn exactly what to look for as we examine the secrets of SAT Reading and Writing, including: •How to recognize subtle but fatal flaws in wrong answer choices. •How to avoid the most common mistakes test-takers make. •How to pick up on clues in questions and answer choices. •And much more! Boost your SAT score and take the exam with confidence knowing the secrets and shortcuts that save time, minimize mistakes, and maximize performance.

Tue, Mar 3160 min • 11:30 PMCoordinated Universal TimeTimes shown in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)

Admissions Insight: Course & Extracurricular Planning for 7th-10th Graders

As many families discover too late, students apply to college as 12th graders–but their application includes everything they’ve accomplished since 9th grade. And in an increasingly competitive admissions environment, top-choice schools expect more AP/honors classes and extracurricular impact than ever before, meaning that the most competitive applicants thoughtfully plan their classes and activities as early as middle school so that they can fit everything in. Join veteran admissions consultant and Georgetown admissions rep Joanna Graham to break down strategies for advance planning to get the most out of your high school years, including: •Must-have STEM classes, and building a schedule that fits in all the necessary prerequisites. •How to fit AP/honors classes into 9th-10th grade schedules to avoid overwhelming workloads later on. •Planning for extracurricular leadership and impact: year-by-year strategies to find a student’s niche, demonstrate evidence of impact, and build entrepreneurial/self-guided activities. •Using summers, dual-enrollment, and other nontraditional options to fill prerequisites and challenging classes outside of a restrictive school schedule

Wed, Jun 1760 min • 11:00 PMCoordinated Universal TimeTimes shown in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)

9 left · Popular

AP Physics 1: 8-Week Exam Review

Loading your path…

AP Physics 1: 8-Week Exam Review

Class details

Included

Popular

Start dates

Similar classes

AP Physics 1: 4-Week Exam Review

Secrets of SAT Reading & Writing

Admissions Insight: Course & Extracurricular Planning for 7th-10th Graders