The essential bridge from algebra into calculus — covering functions, trigonometry, exponentials, and polar coordinates. Not a destination in itself, but the preparation that makes every higherlevel maths and science course accessible. Students who skip this often struggle later.
Despite its name, this is not a literature course. It’s the study of rhetoric — how non-fiction persuades. Students analyse essays, speeches, journalism, and advertising, then write their own arguments with precision and force. Invaluable for anyone who will ever need to convince someone of something.
The scientific study of mind and behaviour — how we think, remember, perceive, develop, and influence each other. Students also study mental health, the biology of the brain, and social influence. One of the most universally useful subjects: it teaches you how people actually work.
How individuals and businesses make decisions — markets, supply and demand, pricing, competition, and behavioural economics. The thinking framework you use every time you negotiate, price a product, or weigh a trade-off. Directly applicable to business and everyday life.
A comparative look at six real political systems — the UK, Russia, China, Iran, Mexico, and Nigeria. Students understand how democracy, authoritarianism, and federalism actually work in practice, not just in theory. For anyone curious about how power really operates in the world.
Nothing to do with rivers and mountains. This course asks: how do humans organise the world? It covers languages, religions, migration, political borders, urbanisation, agriculture, and globalisation. It’s the social science course that makes you understand the news — and people — in a much deeper way.
University-level mechanics taught with calculus — the standard first physics course for engineering and physics majors worldwide. One of the most respected APs. Students who succeed here demonstrate they are ready for the rigour of top STEM programmes. Demanding, but a powerful signal.
Mechanics, waves, and introductory circuits — no calculus required. The accessible entry point into physics for pre-medicine and life science students. Students learn to model the physical world, run experiments, and develop an intuition for how forces and motion work in everyday life
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