Overview
AP Statistics is a rigorous, college-level course that introduces students to the major concepts and tools for collecting, analyzing, and drawing conclusions from data. Mastering AP Stats helps students develop statistical literacy and analytical skills vital for STEM, business, social science, and data-driven careers.
Course Content
- Exploring Data: Describing patterns, distributions, and relationships in univariate and bivariate data using graphs and numerical summaries.
- Sampling and Experimentation: Planning and conducting surveys, observational studies, and experiments; understanding bias and sampling methods.
- Probability: Basic probability rules, random variables, probability distributions, simulations, and expected value.
- Statistical Inference: Estimating population parameters and testing hypotheses using confidence intervals, significance tests, and inference for means and proportions.
- Regression Analysis: Interpreting linear regression, residuals, and correlation.
- Exam Strategies: Practice with multiple-choice and free-response question types, calculator use, and interpreting real AP exam rubrics.
Exam Structure
- Section I: Multiple Choice – 40 questions (50% of score, 1 hr 30 min)
- Section II: Free Response – 6 questions (50% of score, 1 hr 30 min)
- Calculator is required for both sections.
- Free response includes investigative tasks and extended reasoning problems.
Skills Developed
- Data interpretation and visualization
- Designing and analyzing surveys and experiments
- Probability modeling and simulation
- Statistical inference and hypothesis testing
- Using technology (graphing calculators, spreadsheets, or software) for statistical analysis
- Written communication of statistical ideas and conclusions
Who Should Take AP Statistics?
- Students interested in STEM, business, economics, psychology, social sciences, or data analysis
- Learners seeking to build analytical, quantitative, and data-driven decision-making skills
- Those aiming for college credit and a strong transcript for university applications
Tips for Success
- Practice interpreting graphs, data tables, and written scenarios
- Understand core statistical concepts, not just formulas
- Review calculator functions for statistical calculations
- Solve released AP practice questions and review scoring rubrics
- Write clear, concise explanations for free-response problems
- Seek regular feedback and work with peers or a tutor to clarify tough concepts
Advisor Selection Process
- Top University Advisors: All instructors are from top 100 U.S. or world universities, experienced in AP Statistics teaching and exam strategies, with proven high exam scores.
- Internal Workshop Assessment: Every tutor must pass FenDoDo’s workshop and trial teaching before joining our teaching team.
- 1-on-1 Customized Teaching: Advisors provide fully personalized instruction, tailored to your background, goals, and learning style—no regional limitations.
- Data-Driven Progress Monitoring: The FenDoDo platform tracks learning status, progress, and goals to help advisors adjust lessons and ensure maximum improvement.
Class Process
- Each student receives a unique Google Meet link and code for every class
- Google Classroom is set up for sharing resources, assignments, and communication
- Before the first class, advisors prepare a personalized teaching plan based on student info and goals
- All lessons are conducted with camera on and are recorded for quality control
- Class recordings are uploaded to Google Classroom & LINE for repeat review
- Teaching Logs are submitted after each class to document hours, content, and progress
- Assignments and tests are tracked in Google Classroom
- FenDoDo regularly gathers feedback and uses it to evaluate and improve advisors
