AP Physics 1: 4-Week Exam Review

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AP Physics 1

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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.

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Next session

Sunday, April 12, 2026 at 4:00 PM

Session length

1h 30m

Grade level

Grades 9-12

Format

Live online

Days

Sunday

Total sessions

4 sessions

Sessions per week

1 per week

Duration

4 weeks

Subjects

Test Prep, AP Physics 1

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