Score Higher on the AP Math
Boost your AP scores with personalized practice, exam-level questions, and AI support covering Precalculus, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, and Statistics.
What is the AP?
The Advanced Placement (AP) Program is a set of college-level high school courses and exams developed by the College Board that let students study advanced subjects and earn college credit or advanced placement if they achieve qualifying scores.
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AP Precalculus
Build a strong foundation for AP Calculus with 750+ practice questions and 6 full-length tests.
Includes
- Functions, trigonometry, and modeling practice sets
- Diagnostic tests with detailed progress reports
- Calculator and no-calculator problem types
Coming soon
AP Calculus AB
Master limits, derivatives, and integrals with 2,500+ targeted practice questions and 4 full-length tests.
Includes
- Targeted drills for MCQ and FRQ
- Calculator and no-calculator practice
- Real-world application problems
AP Precalculus BC
Cover everything in AB plus series, parametric, polar, and advanced integration with 2,100+ practice questions and 3 full-length tests.
Includes
- Complete AB curriculum plus BC-exclusive topics
- Focused practice on Taylor and Maclaurin series
- Fast-track prep for the toughest FRQs
Coming soon
AP Statistics
Build mastery in exploratory data, sampling, probability, and inference with 1,500+ practice questions and 3 full-length tests.
Includes
- Focused practice on z, t, and chi-square inference
- Real datasets and exam-style interpretations
- Diagnostic tests with detailed progress reports
Coming soon
Each course includes
| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
Diagnostic test |
Identifies topic and skill-level gaps before you begin preparation |
MCQ + FRQ practice |
Exam-accurate multiple-choice and free-response questions aligned with College Board format |
Difficulty progression |
Structured learning path from Beginner → Intermediate → Advanced → Mastery |
Timed practice exams |
Full-length tests that simulate real AP exam conditions and pacing |
AI explanations (Mento) |
24/7 step-by-step explanations to clarify concepts and fix mistakes instantly |
Progress tracking |
Visual dashboards showing mastery by unit, topic, and skill |
Start with a diagnostic
Identify strengths and weaknesses instantly so you know exactly where to start and what to focus on in your AP math prep.
For tutors and institutions
Teach AP math under your own brand with MentoMind’s white-label platform.
Ready-to-Use AP Math Courses:
Start teaching immediately with expert-built AP Calculus and AP Statistics content.
Student Dashboards:
Track performance and mastery by topic and skill across all students in one place.
Targeted Assignment Tools:
Assign practice by unit or identified skill gaps to personalize learning at scale.
Custom Branding & Pricing:
Use your own domain, logo, and pricing model—MentoMind stays behind the scenes.
AP Math: What to know before you start
The test has two sections, each divided into two adaptive modules.
| Course | College credit | Prerequisite | Typical grade |
|---|---|---|---|
AP Precalculus |
Varies
by college |
Algebra II |
10th to 11th |
AP Calculus AB |
Calculus I |
Precalculus |
11th to 12th |
AP Calculus BC |
Calculus I + II |
Strong Precalculus |
11th to 12th |
AP Statistics |
Intro Statistics |
Algebra II |
11th to 12th |
College Credit:
Most colleges award AP math credit for scores of 3, 4, or 5. Selective schools often require a 4 or higher.
AP Calculus AB vs BC:
BC includes all AB content and provides both a BC score and an AB subscore. Even if advanced BC topics are challenging, the AB subscore can still earn Calculus I credit.
Doubling up:
AP Statistics does not overlap with Calculus, allowing many students to take both in the same year without content duplication.
Ready to Start?
See where you stand with a free diagnostic, then practice with expert-curated questions that adapt to your level.
Frequently asked questions
How long should I prepare for AP Calculus?
Two to four months of consistent practice for most students. Start with a diagnostic to see how much ground to cover.
Can I use MentoMind with my school AP class?
Yes. The diagnostic finds gaps your class has not covered yet. Practice those topics between lessons.
How is MentoMind different from Khan Academy?
Khan Academy teaches concepts through video. MentoMind diagnoses your specific gaps and targets practice there. Questions are organized by difficulty level, with both MCQ and FRQ formats aligned to what College Board actually tests.
Is the content current?
Yes. All courses are aligned to College Board’s latest Course and Exam Description for each subject.
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