AP Seminar

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Develop research questions, evaluate sources and arguments, compare perspectives, and communicate evidence-based conclusions through writing, teamwork, and presentations. The five big ideas apply throughout the course rather than forming a required chronological sequence.

Select Unit	Question Count easy / medium / hard
Unit 1 – Question and Explore	Easy: 0Medium: 6Hard: 0
Unit 2 – Understand and Analyze	Easy: 0Medium: 6Hard: 0
Unit 3 – Evaluate Multiple Perspectives	Easy: 0Medium: 6Hard: 0
Unit 4 – Synthesize Ideas	Easy: 0Medium: 6Hard: 0
Unit 5 – Team, Transform, and Transmit	Easy: 0Medium: 6Hard: 0

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AP Seminar End-of-Course Exam

AP Seminar combines a team project and presentation (20%), an individual research-based essay and presentation (35%), and a two-hour fully digital end-of-course exam in Bluebook (45%). The exam has three short-answer questions about one source and one essay using four sources; there is no multiple-choice section. Performance tasks are due April 30, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. APFive multiple-choice items are course-skill drills, not simulations of the official written assessment.

May 10, 2027Session 22 hours

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