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Advanced Placement (AP) exams are given every year in May, and are a great way to show universities that you can excel in college level classes. Scoring a 4 or 5 on an AP can even exempt you from taking certain courses as a freshman! Not all schools offer AP classes, but you can still take the exams anyway if you’re a wiz-kid in a particular subject.

The AP Chemistry Exam is considered one of the more challenging APs; students must understand complicated chemical processes, design experiments, and support scientific claims. But don’t worry, Ivy has your back! Many of our chemistry tutors have STEM PhDs, are professional researchers, or active pre-med or medical students. They can help explain difficult concepts and advise you on the best study tips and strategies for acing the exam. Our tutors have helped countless students score 5s on their APs, excel in AP classes, and earn college credit!

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Amesh graduated from Columbia University where he studied Biochemistry and Applied Mathematics. Originally from Queens, New York, he graduated from Benjamin N. Cardozo High School as the Valedictorian from a class o...

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Alyssa is a recent graduate of Harvard College (‘22), where she concentrated in Molecular and Cellular Biology with a Citation in Spanish. She also completed a senior thesis in immunotherapy cancer research with her...

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Alexander graduated from Brown University, where he double majored in computer science and geography. He grew up in Sag Harbor, New York where he was one of the first students to complete the International Baccalaur...

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Tess is a recent graduate of Columbia University as of May 2023, with a major in Environmental Biology and concentrations in Data Science & Physics. She has lived in New York City the past 4 years, but is now home w...

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