Complete list of AP classes available

Hey everyone, I'm trying to plan out my high school schedule and want to know all the AP classes available. I've seen some lists online, but I'm not sure if they're comprehensive. Where can I find a complete list of AP classes that are offered?

Hello! You can find a comprehensive list of all the AP classes offered by the College Board on their official website. As of now, there are 38 AP courses available across various subjects. Here's a list to give you a quick overview:

1. AP Art History

2. AP Biology

3. AP Calculus AB

4. AP Calculus BC

5. AP Capstone: AP Seminar

6. AP Capstone: AP Research

7. AP Chemistry

8. AP Chinese Language and Culture

9. AP Comparative Government and Politics

10. AP Computer Science A

11. AP Computer Science Principles

12. AP English Language and Composition

13. AP English Literature and Composition

14. AP Environmental Science

15. AP European History

16. AP French Language and Culture

17. AP German Language and Culture

18. AP Human Geography

19. AP Italian Language and Culture

20. AP Japanese Language and Culture

21. AP Latin

22. AP Macroeconomics

23. AP Microeconomics

24. AP Music Theory

25. AP Physics 1: Algebra-Based

26. AP Physics 2: Algebra-Based

27. AP Physics C: Mechanics

28. AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism

29. AP Psychology

30. AP Spanish Language and Culture

31. AP Spanish Literature and Culture

32. AP Statistics

33. AP Studio Art: 2-D Design

34. AP Studio Art: 3-D Design

35. AP Studio Art: Drawing

36. AP U.S. Government and Politics

37. AP U.S. History

38. AP World History: Modern

For the complete list, read here: https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/course-index-page

Keep in mind that not all high schools offer every AP course, so you'll need to check with your school's guidance counselor to see which ones are available at your school. Additionally, some students take AP courses online if their school doesn't offer a particular course. Make sure to prioritize your interests and strengths when choosing AP classes. Good luck with your planning!