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• Suitable for students currently studying and planning to take the exam in May 2025

• In-depth unit-based teaching with a focus on key knowledge points

• Intensive practice to ensure students thoroughly understand and apply concepts

• Suitable for students who want to get an early understanding of AP courses

• Concept preparation to grasp key knowledge points of each unit

• Intensive practice to ensure comprehensive understanding and application

We offer various types of courses year-round based on students' needs:

• AP Mock Exam Prep Class (March–April): Focused on answering techniques and mastering the key strategies for scoring a 5 (schedule to be announced).

• AP Summer Prep Course (July): Concept-focused preparation, covering essential content in one month.

• AP Regular Course (September–January): In-depth unit-based teaching paired with practice to solidify knowledge.

✔ Systematic unit-based teaching, integrated with mock exam practice and comprehensive course planning

✔ Professional AP teaching team with graduates from top U.S. universities

✔ Advanced depth and breadth beyond standard high school curricula

✔ Offers 1-on-1 sessions and small group classes

• Course Dates: April 8, 2025 – May 4, 2025

• Each subject includes four classes, with each session lasting two hours.

• The program also provides four full mock exams with detailed reviews.sessions

✨ Exclusive Course Advantages ✨

Mock Exams & Personalized Assessments

• Comprehensive mock exams covering all exam content.

• Detailed error analysis with targeted improvement suggestions to strengthen weak areas and boost scores efficiently.

Review & Strategy Guidance

• Strategic approaches to Free Response Questions (FRQ) with essential scoring techniques.

• Enhanced logical thinking and expression skills to ensure consistent and outstanding exam performance.

AP subjects are divided into six categories, each containing multiple subjects. Below is the complete list of AP subjects.

【Science】

• AP Biology

• AP Chemistry

• AP Calculus AB

• AP Calculus BC

• AP Physics 1

• AP Physics 2

• AP Environmental Science

• AP Psychology

• AP Computer Science A

• AP Computer Science A+

• AP Computer Science Principles

• AP Precalculus

• AP Physics C

【Mathematics】

• AP Calculus AB

• AP Calculus BC

• AP Statistics

【History and Social Sciences】

• AP U.S. History

• AP World History

• AP European History

• AP U.S. Government and Politics

• AP Comparative Government and Politics

• AP Macroeconomics

• AP Microeconomics

• AP Psychology

• AP International Relations

• AP Human Geography

• AP Geography

【English】

• AP English Literature and Composition

• AP English Language and Composition

【World Languages and Cultures】

• AP Spanish

• AP French

• AP Chinese

【AP Capstone Diploma Program】

• AP Seminar

• AP Research

We have produced over 46 students who achieved a perfect score of 5!

Q: What AP subjects does PANO offer? (Click here for the full list of AP subjects)

A: PANO offers guidance for all AP subjects. If the course schedule above does not list the AP subject you wish to enroll in, please contact us via phone or LINE, and we will arrange an instructor for your desired AP subject.

Q: What are the qualifications of PANO AP course instructors?

A: PANO's AP instructors are graduates of TOP 10 and TOP 20 U.S. universities, including Yale, Harvard, Columbia, UC Berkeley, and more.

Q: Which AP subjects are the most popular?

A: Based on the 2023 AP exam registration data, the following AP subjects are the most popular:

• Science: Biology, Chemistry, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Physics 1, Physics 2

• Math and Computer Science: Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Statistics, Computer Science A

• History and Social Sciences: U.S. History, World History, European History, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics

• Arts: Art History

• English: English Literature and Composition

When selecting AP subjects, students should consider their interests, abilities, and future career goals. If a student is passionate about a subject and willing to invest time and effort, they can achieve high scores even in challenging AP exams.

Q: Which AP subjects are easier to score a 5?

A: Based on the 2023 AP exam results, the following subjects have higher 5-score rates:

• Macroeconomics: 5-score rate 17.4%

• Microeconomics: 5-score rate 16.3%

• Computer Science A: 5-score rate 15.6%

• Computer Science Principles: 5-score rate 15.2%

• Statistics: 5-score rate 14.6%

Even for these easier subjects, students must put in significant effort to achieve top scores. Preparing thoroughly, understanding the exam content, and practicing question types are essential.

Q: Are AP subjects added or removed over time?

A: Yes, AP subjects are regularly reviewed and adjusted.

The College Board, which develops and manages AP courses, periodically reviews them to ensure they meet university-level standards. Courses that no longer align with these standards may be removed.

Additionally, new AP courses may be introduced in response to student demand or educational trends. For example, in 2023, the College Board added two new courses: AP African History and AP Computer Science A. Currently, the College Board offers 38 AP courses.

Q: What AP subjects are currently available? (Full List of AP Subjects)

A: The College Board currently offers 38 AP courses across six subject areas:

[Arts]

• AP Art History

• AP Studio Art: Drawing

[Humanities]

• AP English Language and Composition

• AP English Literature and Composition

• AP United States History

• AP European History

• AP World History: Modern

• AP Government and Politics

• AP Psychology

• AP Microeconomics

• AP Macroeconomics

[Mathematics]

• AP Calculus AB

• AP Calculus BC

• AP Statistics

• AP Computer Science A

• AP Computer Science Principles

[Natural Sciences]

• AP Biology

• AP Chemistry

• AP Physics 1

• AP Physics 2

• AP Physics C: Mechanics

• AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism

• AP Environmental Science

[Social Sciences]

• AP Human Geography

• AP Economics

[Languages]

• AP Spanish Language and Culture

• AP French Language and Culture

• AP German Language and Culture

• AP Italian Language and Culture

• AP Japanese Language and Culture

• AP Chinese Language and Culture

The College Board also offers the AP Capstone Diploma Program, which consists of:

• AP Seminar

• AP Research

Q: Is it possible to self-study for AP exams instead of taking school courses?

A: Yes, while AP courses in schools are typically year-long, students can self-study and still take the AP exams in May. PANO's courses support students starting from the basics, providing personalized study plans and guidance, and helping them locate schools where they can register for the exams.

Q: Can AP exam scores count toward college credits?

A: Yes, AP scores of 3 or above can often count for college credits, though top universities may require scores of 4 or 5. Credit policies vary by university, so students should check with their target institutions for the latest requirements.

Q: If my AP score is low, will it affect my college application?

A: Ideally, higher AP scores strengthen applications. Scores of 3 or above are generally worth submitting to showcase academic ability. For low scores, especially in self-studied subjects, students have the option to withhold them from their applications.

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