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History Series
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In this session we will go over strategies for an FRQ and do some practice FRQs (SAQs, LEQs, DBQs).
This is going to be covering units 0-4 of APWH. You shouldn't need anything other than your laptop for this session.
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Ethan V
1/12
AP Euro Review (Start–1648): Renaissance to Thirty Years’ War: covers humanism, Reformation, exploration, absolutism’s rise, and early modern Europe’s transformation.
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Naitik G
2/30
We will focus our session on the colonial roots of America and explore how it was a recipe for success
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Adam A
1/10
These tutoring sessions will include a variety of formats to help you succeed: lecture-style slide reviews, AP-style multiple-choice practice days, and focused essay and writing sessions. Each week will mix different approaches to strengthen your understanding and skills for the exam.
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Natalie G
14/20
Hello! As a Junior who obtained a score of 5 on the 2025 WHAP exam, I understand precisely what is needed to earn the same result. This study session will review all first- and second-semester content before May, including instruction on the DBQ, LEQ, and SAQ.
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Esha S
0/15
Taking AP Human Geography? Need help or need to review for the APHUG Exam?? Well look no further! Each session, we will be covering 1 unit of AP Human Geography to help you ace the AP Exam in May!
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Zoë C
4/20
APGOV Crash Course 2026
Starts
Taking AP United States Government and Politics? Need help or need to review for the APGOV Exam?? Well look no further! Each session, we will be covering 1 unit of AP United States Government and Politics to help you ace the AP Exam in May!
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Zoë C
7/20
APEURO Crash Course 2026
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Taking AP European History? Need help or need to review for the APEURO Exam?? Well look no further! Each session, we will be covering 1 unit of AP European History to help you ace the AP Exam in May!
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Zoë C
3/20
APUSH Crash Course 2026
Starts
Taking AP United States History? Need help or need to review for the APUSH Exam?? Well look no further! Each session, we will be covering 1 unit of AP United States History to help you ace the AP Exam in May!
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Zoë C
13/20
APWH REVIEW
Starts
Each session, we would tackle a different unit of the APWH syllabus in a summarised manner. This means that it is more of a review rather than learning topics. By the end, there will be tips on how to prepare for the exam and how to write your answers.
Happens on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for 60-90 minutes (depending on the unit being covered)
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Anika G
0/15
Are you looking to get ready for the AP Exam for AP Human Geography this coming May? Each week, we'll go over a different unit in the course, and strategies and practice for the exam's MCQ and FRQ portions.
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Dean H
12/20
AP World History Crash Course
2nd session
Welcome to the first step of mastering AP World History! This series of sessions will cover the entire course of AP World History to help you master all the topics and details needed for the exam. The last 10-15 minutes of the class will be a Q&A session, where I can address students' questions and provide solutions, whether it's about their homework, an upcoming test, or other topics. Feel free to join anytime, and see you there!
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Yule S
2/15
Each week, we will focus on a unit or a topic within a unit and break that topic down into an analysis that will lead to nuanced DBQs, SAQs and LEQs + practice answering stimulus questions
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Srusti D
0/50
APHG MCQ + FRQ Review
2nd session
Hello everyone, my name is Aayaan and I scored a 5 on the APHG exam! In this history series, we will be going over tips and tricks for the problematic FRQ as well as MCQ problems! I will give you guys practice problems, then I will give my approach to it. I can also do lectures for some units that are tricky.
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Aayaan R
1/10
AP Human Study Group
2nd session
Each week, we'll review content from the AP Human curriculum, starting with Unit 1, and then progressing based on the needs of the learners in the session
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Catherine D
1/10
1:1 AP European History Session
2nd session
This is indented to be a 1:1 AP European History session for Jordan M, covering Units 1-5. If you are interested in joining anyhow than I can't stop you but I recommend you tell me in advance so I can send you the material we will cover.
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Noah W
1/5
What even is an FRQ? - APUSH Help
2nd session
This course is for those out there who are wanting a refresher or assistance with getting down what an FRQ is and how it is graded on the APUSH exam. By the end, you will be able to dissect what the prompt is asking you, and how to pull the text or your sheer knowledge to answer it with confidence!
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Lily J
3/15
In our sessions, we will dive into key historical periods, analyze critical texts and art, and hone the skills needed to excel on the AP exam. I am an experienced tutor dedicated to helping students succeed and am excited to help you achieve your goals in this important and empowering course.
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Kyla M
3/10
The Big History Project (OER Project)
3rd session
Big History is a unique course that looks at the history of the entire Universe, stretching 13.8 billion years into the past and all the way into the future. You’ll travel to the earliest stars, discover new chemical elements, investigate the Earth’s fiery origins, explore how life on Earth evolved, and journey through human history to see what the future may hold.
Unit 1: What is Big History? - What’s so big about Big History? It explores all 13.8 billion years of the Universe’s history. But it’s also about you, and the tools you’ll need to examine this history—like scale switching and claim testing.
Unit 2: History of the Universe and Earth - Why are we talking about outer space in your history class? Well, we all live on Earth, one planet in our Solar System that makes up a tiny part of our Universe. How can we know anything if we don’t start with the big picture?
Unit 3: Life - Living organisms have evolved into billions of different species since life first emerged over 3 billion years ago. While the complexity of life has increased over time, many species are extinct, which tells us life on Earth is also fragile.
Unit 4: Early Humans - We had to start somewhere. Discover the superpower that helped our earliest ancestors thrive like no other species: collective learning.
Unit 5: Agriculture & Complex Societies 10,000 BCE/12,000 BP–1500 CE - Just about everything we eat today started out on a farm. So, it’s easy to think that farming has always existed, but it hasn’t—humans invented it. As agriculture spread across the world, complex societies usually followed.
Unit 6: The Modern Age - Around 500 years ago, people lived in four distinct world zones. Our only sources of energy were the Sun and human and animal power. Understatement alert: A lot has changed since then!
Unit 7: The Future - Big History is an unfinished story. How do you think complexity will increase in the future? What do you think the next threshold of increasing complexity will be?
What is Big History? Big History is an academic discipline that examines history from the Big Bang to the present day, connecting the cosmos, Earth, life, and humanity into a single, unified narrative. It uses a multidisciplinary approach that integrates evidence from science and the humanities to understand cause-and-effect relationships across vast scales of time and space. The goal is to provide a holistic perspective and show humanity's place within the grand story of the universe. Most of it is history heavy with a few aspects from other fields.
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Christopher B
2/20
Hello! This is a series that will delve in-depth into the course of AP World History: Modern, leaving you feeling well-prepared. Don't worry - I know what I'm doing. I got a 5 on the exam this year and a 95 in the class. I've got the tips and tricks you need to succeed (like, are exam review books actually worth it? And if so, which one should you get?)
We'll start each session with a warm-up that reviews everything we've learned before, followed by the main interactive lesson, and conclude with a recap of what we've learned.
We will go over how to write the DBQ, LEQ, and SAQ, and how to get the most points you can on the AP Exam.
So come on in and join!
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Rajasi R
6/30
AP Psychology Early Unit Reviews
4th session
Each week we will have 2-3 sessions based on the Early units of AP Psychology.
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Aayaan R
5/10
Worried about AP World? Once a month, we'll dive into the current unit of AP World including vocab and key concepts, as well as introducing you to the next unit so you'll be ready to tackle it head on in class! We'll also go over how to effectively and efficiently answer MCQ's, SAQ's, DBQ's, and LEQ's!
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Adrienne P
2/15
APUSH FROM A 5 SCORER
4th session
Unlock your full potential in AP U.S. History with personalized, one-on-one tutoring from a fellow student who scored a 5 on the exam. I'll help you master the content, sharpen your analytical skills, and conquer the dreaded DBQ and LEQ essays.
Together, we'll:
* Navigate the Content: We'll break down complex historical periods and themes into digestible, easy-to-understand concepts.
* Ace the Essays: Learn proven strategies for crafting compelling thesis statements, organizing your evidence effectively, and earning those crucial points on the free-response questions.
* Conquer Multiple Choice: I'll teach you how to identify key historical concepts and analyze primary and secondary sources to ace the multiple-choice section.
* Build Confidence: Gain the skills and self-assurance you need to walk into the exam feeling prepared and ready to succeed.
Whether you're struggling with a specific unit, need help with essay writing, or want to review for the final exam, I'm here to provide the support and guidance you need to achieve your goals. Let's work together to turn that APUSH challenge into a triumph!
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Kyla M
17/50
Crash Course: AP History Writing
5th session
This series will break down the three complicated AP History writing tasks—the SAQ, DBQ, and LEQ—into simple, manageable steps to help you write with confidence in both your AP History class and on the AP Exam in May.
We’ll cover the rubrics for each task, examine real high-scoring examples, and go over a concise structure that will help you earn all the possible points. You’ll also get the chance to try writing SAQs and parts of the DBQ and LEQ with real-time feedback from the tutor. You can even bring in essays you've already written for direct guidance on how to improve.
Most sessions will begin with an introduction and then dive into one of the writing tasks—explaining rubrics, showing examples, and reviewing proven strategies. Toward the end, you’ll get time to practice writing and ask any questions during a Q&A.
Additional sessions in this series will include separate Q&A sessions for feedback and writing sessions where learners can attempt full DBQs or LEQs based on what they’ve learned.
This series is perfect for first-timers just getting to know the writing tasks, as well as students looking to refine their technique and earn every point possible.
Tutor Qualifications: I took AP World History this past school year, earned a 5 on the exam, and an A+ in the class both semesters. I’ve also given multiple students at my school valuable feedback and guidance on their AP History essays.
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Amaya A
7/10