Advanced Placement (AP) classes are college-level courses offered in high school that can earn you college credit, boost your GPA, and make your applications more competitive. Whether you’re aiming for Ivy League admissions or want to graduate college early, knowing all AP classes available can help you plan your academic path strategically.
In this guide, we’ll list every AP course offered by the College Board, explain their benefits, and show how RevisionDojo can help you prepare for each one.
Full List of All AP Classes
AP Arts
- AP Art History
- AP Music Theory
- AP Studio Art: 2-D Design
- AP Studio Art: 3-D Design
- AP Studio Art: Drawing
AP English
- AP English Language and Composition (AP Lang)
- AP English Literature and Composition (AP Lit)
AP History & Social Sciences
- AP Comparative Government and Politics
- AP European History
- AP Human Geography
- AP Macroeconomics
- AP Microeconomics
- AP Psychology
- AP United States Government and Politics (AP Gov)
- AP United States History (APUSH)
- AP World History: Modern
AP Math & Computer Science
- AP Calculus AB
- AP Calculus BC
- AP Computer Science A
- AP Computer Science Principles (CSP)
- AP Statistics
AP Sciences
- AP Biology
- AP Chemistry
- AP Environmental Science (APES)
- AP Physics 1: Algebra-Based
- AP Physics 2: Algebra-Based
- AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
- AP Physics C: Mechanics
AP World Languages & Cultures
- AP Chinese Language and Culture
- AP French Language and Culture
- AP German Language and Culture
- AP Italian Language and Culture
- AP Japanese Language and Culture
- AP Latin
- AP Spanish Language and Culture
- AP Spanish Literature and Culture
Choosing the Right AP Classes for You
When selecting AP classes, consider:
- College Credit Potential: Some universities accept more AP credits than others.
- Your Strengths: Pick subjects you excel in to secure higher scores.
- Future Major Requirements: Align AP subjects with your intended major.
- Difficulty Level: Some AP classes are considered easier (AP Psych, AP Human Geo) while others are notoriously hard (AP Physics C, AP Chemistry).
How RevisionDojo Helps You Succeed in All AP Classes
RevisionDojo offers:
- Subject-Specific Study Guides for all AP courses
- Timed Practice Exams for realistic test prep
- Essay Feedback for AP English, AP History, and AP Gov
- Formula Sheets & Quick Reference Guides for math and science APs
- Progress Tracking across multiple AP subjects
Plus, you can use our University Match Quiz to find colleges that value your AP scores most.
FAQ – All AP Classes
1. How many AP classes are there?
Currently, the College Board offers 38 AP courses.
2. What’s the hardest AP class?
It depends on your strengths, but AP Physics C, AP Chemistry, and AP Calculus BC often rank as the most challenging.
3. What’s the easiest AP class?
AP Psychology, AP Human Geography, and AP Environmental Science are often considered more approachable.
4. Do all schools offer every AP class?
No, offerings vary by school. Some may only have a few AP options.
5. Can I take AP classes online?
Yes — several accredited programs and your local school’s virtual learning may offer them.
6. Should I take AP classes related to my intended major?
Yes, especially if you want to skip introductory college courses in that subject.
7. Can I self-study an AP class?
Yes — especially with support from RevisionDojo’s comprehensive prep tools.
Plan Your AP Path With Confidence
Choosing the right mix of AP classes is the first step toward a strong academic future.
🎯 Take the University Match Quiz to see how your AP choices align with college admissions.
🌍 Explore our Universities Directory for AP credit policies across schools worldwide.
