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The AP (Advanced Placement) exams are offered in May, and are a great way to show colleges that you’re ready for challenging, university level coursework. All students are allowed to sit AP exams, even if your school doesn’t offer those AP classes. Doing well on an AP can even get you college credit or an exemption from certain prerequisites!

The AP World History exam covers historical events ranging from 1200 CE to the Modern Era. The exam contains multiple-choice, short response, and longer essay questions, testing students’ ability to craft arguments about historical developments and draw connections. If you need help studying for the AP World History exam, or just want to do better in your AP course, Ivy’s got your back. Our tutors consistently help students score 5s on their AP exams, earning college credit along the way!

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Griffin is a musician, writer, and 2018 Yale graduate in Music and English (honors distinction in both majors). He has performed throughout the United States and Europe in a variety of genres; had music commissioned...

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Nathan is an award winning educator with over 25 years of classroom teaching and private tutoring experience. He earned a BA in History from UC Berkeley and an MA and PhD in History from Emory University. After teac...

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Quinby is a third-year student in the Dual Bachelor of Arts Program between Columbia University and SciencesPo Paris. She will graduate in 2027 with a B.A. in Politics and Government and a minor in Law from Sciences...

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Annabel is currently pursuing her Masters in Education, Social Studies 7. She graduated cum laude from Tufts University in 2016 with a double major in Arabic Language and Comparative Religion. Annabel has three year...

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Related AP World History Blog Posts

Do You Have to Take AP Classes to Get into College?
By Gill W.
Do You Have to Take AP Classes to Get into College?
It can be hard to figure out what exactly colleges are looking for when considering applicants.
How to Study for the AP World History Exam
By Ezra K.
How to Study for the AP World History Exam
The AP World History exam is one of the longest APs (about 3 hours and 15 minutes), and requires a large breadth of knowledge. Although the exam covers historical events around the globe from the years 1200 to 2001, World History is less focused on the memorization of specific details than on the understanding of broad historical patterns, such as environmental changes, social movements, and technological advancements. With preparation, tenacity, and the right kind of practice, students can easily overcome the challenges presented by the AP World History exam, and learn valuable writing and critical thinking skills in the process!
What Happens If You Fail an AP Exam?
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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