The AP History and Social Sciences program offers students the opportunity to investigate human behavior, political systems, historical developments, and global patterns through evidence-based analysis and disciplinary thinking—click below to explore all 10 courses, from AP U.S. History to AP Psychology.
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AP African American Studies
Engage with students to examine African American history, cultural expression, and social contributions throughout U.S. history.
AP Comparative Government and Politics
Exchange insights on government systems, policymaking, and citizen engagement across different countries and regions.
AP European History
Engage with peers to discuss Europe’s political transformations, cultural revolutions, and intellectual movements from the Renaissance to the present.
AP Human Geography
Explore spatial analysis, demographic trends, and geographic models to understand human-environment relationships across the world.
AP Macroeconomics
Explore national and global economic trends like inflation, GDP, and fiscal policy through scenarios and exam prep discussions.
AP Microeconomics
Connect with peers to break down market structures, supply and demand, and consumer decision-making in real-world terms.
AP Psychology
Share insights on psychological theories, experimental design, and human behavior as you review for the exam.
AP United States Government and Politics
Delve into foundational documents, political institutions, and policy processes while preparing your political argument skills.
AP United States History
Discuss key events, analyze primary sources, and refine essay strategies as you explore America’s political, social, and cultural development.
AP World History: Modern
Collaborate on analyzing global patterns, cross-cultural exchanges, and historical themes spanning 1200 CE to the modern day.
History and Social Sciences
The History and Social Sciences program is a college-level academic initiative developed by the College Board that encourages students to think critically, engage with complex texts and data, and develop a deep understanding of historical and societal systems. Through its ten rigorous courses—including AP U.S. History, AP Psychology, AP Government and Politics, and more—students explore human behavior, political institutions, economic principles, and global developments across time and place. The program emphasizes analytical writing, evidence-based argumentation, and interdisciplinary thinking, helping students build the skills necessary for success in college and informed citizenship. AP History and Social Sciences courses also strengthen college applications by showcasing students’ intellectual curiosity and ability to engage with real-world issues.