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• Systematic Unit Instruction with Supplemental Review Sessions

• Elite Teacher Team graduates from TOP 20 U.S. universities

• Exceeding the Depth and Breadth of High School Curriculum

• Offering 1-on-1 and Small Group Classes (4-6 students)

We offer a variety of AP courses throughout the year to meet the needs of our students:

• AP Intensive Course (March-April): Practice answering questions and learn the secrets to getting a 5 (Schedule TBA)

• AP Summer Prep Course (July): Get a head start on your AP studies and master the key concepts in one month

• AP Regular Course (September-January): In-depth unit-by-unit instruction with practice exercises to solidify your knowledge (Schedule TBA)

Dates : September 21, 2024 - January 24, 2025

Format : One class per week, two hours per class, for a total of 18 classes

Two people enrolling in the same course together will each receive a discount of $2,000. Three people enrolling together will each receive a discount of $3,000. The maximum discount is $5,000.

Suitable for students who want to learn about AP in advance

Conceptual prerequisites to master the key knowledge of each unit

Intensive practice to ensure that students are able to integrate the concepts.

2024/7/1 - 2024/7/26

4-week program, 3 sessions / week, 2 hours / session

12 sessions / course

The AP curriculum is divided into six categories, each containing multiple courses. The following is a complete list of AP courses.

【Science】

• AP Biology

• AP Chemistry

• AP Calculus AB

• AP Calculus BC

• AP Physics 1

• AP Physics 2

• AP Environmental Science

• AP Psychology

• AP Computer Science A

• AP Computer Science A+

• AP Computer Science Principles

• AP Precalculus

• AP Physics C

【Mathematics】

• AP Calculus AB

• AP Calculus BC

• AP Statistics

【History and Social Science】

• AP U.S. History

• AP World History

• AP European History

• AP U.S. Government and Politics

• AP Comparative Government and Politics

• AP Macroeconomics

• AP Microeconomics

• AP Psychology

• AP International Relations

• AP Human Geography

• AP Geography
  

【English】

• AP English Literature and Composition

• AP English Language and Composition

【World Languages and Cultures】

• AP Spanish

• AP French

• AP Chinese

【AP Capstone Diploma Program】

• AP Seminar

• AP Research

Q: What AP courses does PANO offer?

A: PANO offers all AP courses. If the course you want to register is not listed in the schedule above, please contact us via phone or line. We will arrange a dedicated AP course instructor for you.

Q: What is the teaching staff of PANO AP courses?

A: PANO SAT course instructors are all graduates of TOP 10 & TOP 20 American universities (including Yale University, Harvard University, Columbia University, University of California, Berkeley, etc.).

Q: Which AP courses are more popular?

A: According to the 2023 AP exam registration, the following AP courses are more popular:

• Science: Biology, Chemistry, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Physics 1, Physics 2

• Mathematics and Computer Science: Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Statistics, Computer Science A

• History and Social Sciences: American History, World History, European History, Economics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics

• Arts: Art History

• English: English Literature and Composition

When choosing AP courses, students should choose according to their interests, abilities, and future development goals. If students have a strong interest in a particular subject and are willing to invest a lot of time and effort, then even if the AP exam difficulty of that subject is high, students may be able to get good grades.

Q: Which AP courses are easier to get a perfect score (5)?

A: According to the 2023 AP exam scores, the following AP courses are easier to get a perfect score:

• Macroeconomics: 5 score rate 17.4%

• Microeconomics: 5 score rate 16.3%

• Computer Science A: 5 score rate 15.6%

• Computer Science Principles: 5 score rate 15.2%

• Statistics: 5 score rate 14.6%

It is important to note that even these AP courses that are easier to get a perfect score still require students to put in some effort to get good grades. Students should prepare well in advance, master the knowledge of the exam scope, and be familiar with the exam types and answer skills.

Q: Can AP only be studied through schools? If I want to self-study, is that possible?

A: AP courses in schools are typically one-year programs, but even if you haven’t taken them in school, you can still self-study and take the AP exams held every May. PANO can help students learn independently, create personalized study plans, and assist in finding schools where they can take the AP exams.

Q: I heard that AP exams can earn college credits. Is that true?

A: Yes, if you score 3 or higher on an AP exam, you may be eligible to receive college credit. However, some top universities may require scores of 4-5 for credit. Each university has its own policies and requirements for credit, so it’s important to check with the specific university you’re interested in for the latest information.

Q: Will low AP exam scores affect college applications?

A: Ideally, higher AP scores are more favorable. Generally, a score of 3 or above is considered worthwhile to submit to colleges as it demonstrates academic proficiency. If your AP scores are not high, you can choose whether or not to submit them with your college applications, especially for self-studied subjects.

Q: Will AP courses continue to increase or decrease?

A: Yes, AP courses will continue to increase or decrease.

The College Board is responsible for developing and administering AP courses. The College Board regularly reviews AP courses to ensure that they meet the standards of college education. If the College Board believes that an AP course no longer meets the standards, it may be discontinued.

The College Board may also add new AP courses. New AP courses are typically created in response to student demand or educational trends. For example, in 2023, the College Board added two new AP courses: AP African History and AP Computer Science A. Currently, the College Board offers 38 AP courses.

Q: What AP courses are currently available?

A: Currently, the College Board offers 38 AP courses, divided into the following six subject areas:

【Arts】

• AP Art History

• AP Studio Art: Drawing

【Humanities】

• AP English Language and Composition

• AP English Literature and Composition

• AP United States History

• AP European History

• AP World History: Modern

• AP Government and Politics

• AP Psychology

• AP Microeconomics

• AP Macroeconomics

【Mathematics】

• AP Calculus AB

• AP Calculus BC

• AP Statistics

• AP Linear Algebra

• AP Computer Science A

• AP Computer Science Principles

【Natural Sciences】

• AP Biology

• AP Chemistry

• AP Physics 1

• AP Physics 2

• AP Physics C: Mechanics and Thermodynamics

• AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism

• AP Environmental Science

【Social Sciences】

• AP Government and Politics

• AP Economics

• AP World History: Modern

• AP Psychology

• AP Human Geography

• AP Microeconomics

• AP Macroeconomics

【Languages】

• AP Spanish Language and Culture

• AP French Language and Composition

• AP German Language and Culture

• AP Italian Language and Composition

• AP Japanese Language and Composition

• AP Chinese Language and Culture

【AP Capstone Diploma Program】

• AP Seminar

• AP Research

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