Full AP Economics Course (Microeconomics Or Macroeconomics)
Course Length: 30 - 40 hours per subject
Designed for students starting from scratch, each course covers the entire AP curriculum, with exam strategies incorporated throughout. New batches begin in the first week of December, with one 2–3 hour class each weekend. For students who start later, we work backwards from the May AP exam to adjust the class frequency and length accordingly.
The course goes beyond memorizing formulas and graphs. Students connect AP concepts to real-world events, business cases, and everyday decisions, such as how tariffs affect jobs and prices, how companies like Netflix and Amazon compete, and why rent controls can lead to housing shortages. This approach helps students build economic intuition and the analytical skills to think critically about the world around them.
AP Economics courses starts Dec 4th, 2026
AP Exam Review
15 - 20 hours (March - May)
Ideal for students who have already learned the material through school, self-study, or another course. We review key concepts, but the main focus is on AP exam techniques, especially how to answer the FRQs (free-response questions), which require accurate graphs, clear explanations, and practice applying concepts to unfamiliar scenarios.
AP Microeconomics:
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Fridays, 5-7:30 pm
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OR 6-8:30 pm PST
AP Macroeconomics:
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Saturdays, 5-7:30 pm
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OR 6-8:30 pm PST
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Course dates: December 4 to March 19
Tentative Schedule
☑️ 40 hours of content teaching
☑️ 20 hours of targeted practice and review
