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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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Isabel Z.

Isabel is an experienced tutor comprehensive academic background from NYU, where she studied Computer Science, Philosophy, and Mathematics. Currently, she works as a Lead Software Engineer with a focus on AI at a te...

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Lauren is a dedicated tutor with over 12 years of tutoring experience across a diverse range of math, science, and test preparation subjects. With her experience, she brings a wealth of expertise to every session. H...

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Sarah U.

Sarah is a Columbia University graduate majoring in Neuroscience and Behavior on the pre-med track. Prior to Columbia, she attended high school in Minnesota where she took 11 AP classes while balancing varsity socce...

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Sindhura S.

Sindhura has a BS and MS in Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry from Yale University ('24) and is now pursuing a PhD in Immunology at Yale. On campus, she researches at the Yale School of Medicine and is an office...

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The AP Chemistry exam is a difficult 3 hour and 15 minute test that requires a mastery of chemistry concepts as well as a strong baseline understanding of Algebra. It covers the scientific principles outlined in the AP Chemistry course units, and expects students to be able to solve problems related to topics such as atomic/molecular structure and properties, intermolecular forces, kinetics, thermodynamics and acids and bases as well as several others. With practice, however, even the most difficult topics become manageable, and with the right preparation, the exam can be easily conquered for a great score!
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By Lisa Speransky
What Happens If You Fail an AP Exam?
You might be worried if you fail an AP exam (where failing is receiving a score less than 3), but don’t worry! Passing an AP exam has many benefits: you may receive college credit, it may help you win an AP Scholars award, and it may add to a larger picture of your academic success that can help you get into colleges. Failing an AP exam won’t grant you these advantages, but doesn’t carry any additional weight beyond that. You can certainly still get into colleges, however, you may need to take additional courses once you attend university than you would have with a passing AP score. It’s also worth noting that a failing AP score is evidence that you likely have not grasped the course material, and is an opportunity for you to rethink your study habits.
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