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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 succeed in college level classes. Scoring a 4 or 5 on an AP can even earn you college credit, allowing you to skip certain introductory level courses!

The AP Physics exam is considered one of the most difficult APs. Not only do students need to understand abstract scientific principles, but they also need to perform complex mathematical equations. At Ivy Tutors Network, our Physics tutors are often graduate students at top-tier universities, or are working towards a PhD in Physics. Their depth of understanding and passion for Physics have helped countless students understand this sometimes difficult subject from both a conceptual and practical perspective. Whether you need help keeping up in AP Physics class, or want study tips for scoring a 5 on the exam, we’ve got your back!

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Eva S.

Eva graduated from MIT with a double major in Computer Science and Art & Design, and a minor in Mathematics. She took 23 AP exams during her high school career, scoring 5s on the majority of her exams, as well as a ...

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Alex S.

Alex is an undergraduate student at the Georgia Institute of Technology and is pursuing a bachelor's degree in Computer Science and a master's in Machine Learning. In high school, he took 21 AP classes, scored in th...

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Sam D.

Sam has been a tutor for over five years and recently graduated with honors from the University of Pennsylvania, earning degrees in Physics, Biochemistry and Biophysics as a pre-med student. Penn provided the opport...

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Aradhya R.

Aradhya is a PhD candidate studying Quantitative Biosciences at Georgia Tech after receiving his BS in Physics in 2020. He enjoys reading and learning more about various subjects including math, physics and computer...

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