AP Psychology Monthly Review

AP Psychology Monthly Review is an ongoing, exam-focused class for high school students who want to stay sharp all year and walk into the AP exam in May with real confidence. Each month, students revisit the ideas that carry the most weight on the exam — the biological bases of behavior, cognition and memory, development and learning, social psychology and personality, and mental and physical health — and shore up the details that fade fast when class moves on to new units. Sessions mix concept review with practice applying psychological research and terminology to real scenarios, the core skill on both the multiple-choice and free-response sections. Whether you're catching up, keeping up, or pushing for a 5, this monthly review gives you structured practice and expert guidance all year long.

Shore Up Earlier Units AP Psychology builds on itself, so a shaky early unit makes every later one harder. We circle back to key concepts from earlier in the year, like the biological bases of behavior or how memory works, so the units ahead have something solid to build on.

Tackle the Current Unit Whatever unit your class is in right now, from development and learning to social psychology and mental health, students get guided practice and clear strategies for the concepts they're seeing in school this month.

Practice AP-Style Questions Work through real AP-style multiple-choice and free-response questions, including the article analysis and evidence-based question types, and learn exactly how AP graders award points.

Preview What's Next Wouldn't we all love a sneak peek at our next challenge before the clock starts ticking and the points start counting? We preview upcoming concepts, like psychological disorders and treatment or theories of personality, so new units feel familiar instead of intimidating.