The UWorld College Prep Blog

Writing clearly and thinking critically gives you an edge, no matter what you want to study in college. Starting AP English Language over the summer can help you feel more confident with essays, arguments, and analysis when school starts.

AP English Literature can be one of the most rewarding AP classes, but it’s also one of the most reading-heavy. Starting over the summer helps you get comfortable with challenging texts and sharpen your ability to think critically, which comes in handy whether you’re aiming for law school, journalism, or just top grades.

AP Chemistry moves fast and dives deep—whether you’re preparing for a science major or just want to do well in a hard class. Starting over the summer helps you learn at your own pace and walk into class already ahead.

Whether you’re aiming for business, economics, or a competitive college application, AP Calculus can open a lot of doors—if you’re ready for it. Prepping over the summer gives you a chance to understand the core ideas before class even begins, so you can stay calm and in control when things get tough.

AP Biology covers a ton of material, and if you don’t start strong, it can feel overwhelming fast. Prepping during the summer gives you time to understand the big ideas and feel more confident before the first day.

AP U.S. History is known for having one of the biggest content loads of any AP class, which is why summer is the perfect time to get a head start. You’ll walk into class already understanding the big ideas, and you’ll sharpen key skills that can help with college essays, law school goals, or future teaching plans.

AP World History can feel massive, but summer prep can help you make sense of the big picture before class even starts. If you’re thinking about law, diplomacy, or global issues, this is the course that helps you understand how the past shapes today’s world.