AP Computer Science A and Principles

Everything you need to score a 5.

A guided path through every unit, practice written the way the exam writes it, and free response scored against the real rubric. No guessing what to study next.

Ten practice questions free, no card. Both courses, monthly or the full September to May program.

A look inside

This is the actual portal

Not mockups. These are real screens from a student account — click through them, or let them play.

Student dashboard showing mastery, checkpoints completed, and the next checkpoint to take.

Course path — screen 1 of 4

What is inside

Four things that move a score

Course path

Always pointing at your next move

Every unit is broken into lesson videos, practice, and a checkpoint. The card at the top of your dashboard tells you the single next thing to do, so no session starts with deciding where to begin.

Student dashboard showing mastery, checkpoints completed, and the next checkpoint to take.
Practice

Built from real AP-style questions

Work through questions written the way the exam writes them, with an explanation on every answer. Miss something and it comes back in your review deck until it sticks.

A unit page listing lesson videos, practice sets, and the unit checkpoint.
Free response

Scored against the real rubric

Write full free response answers, submit them, and get them graded point by point the way a reader scores them, with feedback on every point you missed.

Test prep hub listing AP free response questions available for AI grading.
Progress

Clear enough to show a parent

Unit by unit averages, time per question, and the topics worth another pass. You can see whether you are ready, and so can whoever is paying for it.

Progress page showing overall average, attempts, and a per-unit breakdown.
Both courses

Every unit, start to exam

Pick your course when you sign up. Each one has its own path, its own practice, and its own free response library.

AP Computer Science A

Java, objects, and the algorithms the exam keeps coming back to.

  • Unit 1Using Objects and Methods
  • Unit 2Selection and Iteration
  • Unit 3Class Creation
  • Unit 4Data Collections

AP Computer Science Principles

The five Big Ideas, plus the Create Task work that trips students up.

  • Big Idea 1Creative Development
  • Big Idea 2Data
  • Big Idea 3Algorithms and Programming
  • Big Idea 4Computer Systems and Networks
  • Big Idea 5Impact of Computing
Getting started

You are working within five minutes

1

Create your free account

Name, email, password, and which course. About thirty seconds, no card.

2

Take the ten questions

They span the whole course and score instantly, so you see where you stand before paying for anything.

3

Unlock the course when you're ready

Pick a plan from inside the portal and your units open on the account you're already in.

Plans

Three ways in

Core opens the first units to get you moving. Plus opens the whole course and adds free response grading. The Full Program adds live lessons and weekly coaching, and starts with a call.

  • Cancel any time
  • Change plans from inside the portal
  • Monthly or full program