This series is designed to help you review the entire AP Precalculus course and stay sharp for the exam. It will run from March 14th to May 2nd or May 9th (depending on whether the last session is needed or not) Each week, we’ll revisit around 6 topics, work through practice problems together, and discuss strategies for success on the AP exam. I’ll also share tips from my own experience earning a 5 on the exam and an A+ in the class. Learners will have dedicated time and are encouraged to ask questions and bring up any topics they find difficult so we can tackle them together.

1:1 Series for AP Precalculus.

An overview of the first unit of AP Calculus. We'll try to go through as much of the first unit as we can!

Just a quick Series aimed at covering the entirety of AP Precalculus trigonometry. I'll add sessions as we go, based on how many we need!

***MAKE SURE TO JOIN ALL SESSIONS, ONE SESSION PER WEEK IS NOT ENOUGH TO COVER THE COURSE*** ____________________________________________________ Want to score a 5 on the AP Precalculus exam and walk into class already ahead of the curve? I did just that: earning an A+ in the course and a 5 on the exam. This series is built to help you do the same. This is a rigorous, (relatively) fast-paced series designed to cover a significant portion of the AP Precalculus curriculum before the school year begins. - Weekday sessions will focus on introducing and mastering new concepts. - Weekends will reinforce learning through structured review and targeted practice. The course emphasizes depth, precision, and readiness. We’ll work through key topics all aligned with College Board Course and Exam Description (CED). Along the way, you’ll gain insight into problem-solving strategies, exam techniques, and common pitfalls to avoid. The goal: build a strong foundation now for a smoother, less stressful, and ultimately, more successful school year! This course is best suited for students ready to commit to consistent effort and high-level thinking throughout the summer. There will be some practice assigned as homework, but there is no penalty for not completing it! PS: Regular / Honors (Non-AP) Precalculus students can still gain valuable insight into their respective course from this series!