AP Assistant
Ask any Advanced Placement question and get a detailed, College Board–aligned answer with exam strategies and rubric-based feedback — tuned to the official Course and Exam Descriptions (CEDs) and 2025–2026 exam formats.
Watch it in action
Type your AP question → click Generate → get an answer, AP alignment and exam-strategy feedback:
Step by step
Enter your AP question
Type your Question about any AP course, exam prep, FRQs, DBQs, LEQs, scoring guidelines, Big Ideas, unit content or self-study. Be as specific as you like.
QuestionAny AP courseFRQ / DBQ / LEQ
Add grade level & focus
Pick your Grade Level (the advice adapts — workload, prerequisites, college-credit strategy) and multi-select any Focus Areas (exam prep, rubrics, DBQs) to steer the answer. Then click Get AP Answer & Exam Feedback.
Read & export your answer
You get a structured response — Answer, AP Alignment & Rationale, and Exam Feedback & Strategies. Copy it, or hit Download as PDF for clean study notes.
Example output
A real run (DBQ thesis & evidence · AP U.S. History · 11th grade):
Answer: A strong thesis for an AP U.S. History DBQ on the causes of the American Revolution must be historically defensible, take a clear position, and establish two or three lines of reasoning that preview the essay… Use at least four documents by explicitly linking each document's content to your argument, adding sourcing (author's point of view, purpose, historical context), and incorporating outside evidence (e.g. John Locke's natural-rights philosophy or the Proclamation of 1763)… AP Alignment & Rationale: This supports AP U.S. History Unit 3 (1754–1800) and the exam's DBQ rubric — thesis (1 pt), contextualization (1 pt), evidence (up to 3 pts), analysis & reasoning (up to 2 pts)…
Pro tips
- Set your Grade Level — the same question gets different workload and college-credit advice for a 9th grader vs a senior.
- Ask about the rubric directly ("how do I earn the sourcing point on a DBQ?") — the answer maps to the official point breakdown.
- Use Focus Areas to narrow a broad question to the exact exam component (FRQ, MCQ strategy, scoring guidelines).
- Hit Download as PDF to turn the answer into clean, black-on-white revision notes.