Free AP practice you can point a whole class at.

AP Scholr gives students unlimited, CED-aligned practice with instant feedback across all 39 AP courses. There is nothing to buy, nothing to install, and no seat limit.

Built from the CED, not from a topic guess

Every course is structured on the College Board course and exam description: 39 courses, 261 units, 1,766 named topics. Practice is generated against the specific topic a student picks, so a Unit 4 set is actually Unit 4 material rather than a course-wide average.

Free response graded against the rubric

Students write FRQs, DBQs, SAQs and LEQs and get back which rubric points they earned, which they missed, and what to change. On most AP exams free response is 40 to 60 percent of the composite, and it is the half students get the least feedback on in a class of thirty.

Practice exams that match the real structure

Section counts, question counts, time limits and calculator rules follow the published format for that course. A student sitting a Scholr mock is rehearsing the real sitting, not a generic quiz.

No cost, no account barrier for you

There is no school licence, no seat count, and no purchase order. Students sign up free and use everything. Nothing is held back behind a paid tier, so you can recommend it without checking whether a student can afford the useful half.

It is a supplement, not a curriculum

AP Scholr does not replace instruction, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by the College Board. It is practice volume with instant feedback: the thing that is hardest to provide at scale in a classroom.

Using it with a class?

Feedback on what works and what does not is genuinely welcome, as is a walkthrough before you recommend it. Email apscholrnow@gmail.com.

Start with the full course list to see unit and topic coverage for the course you teach.