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Class of 2028: Your AP Plan

Class of 2028: which APs to take, when to start prepping, and how to score 5s. Personalized plan for rising juniors heading into the April 24 – May 5, 2028 AP exam window.

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The Class of 2028 is taking AP exams in April 24 – May 5, 2028. Whether you're locking in a final senior schedule or planning your junior year load, here's the playbook.

Junior year AP load planning

When to Start Prepping for April 24 – May 5, 2028

Most students who score 5s started serious study by January of their exam year. That gives 4 months of consistent practice. If you're planning earlier:

  • Summer 2027 (8 months out): Start AimFive's diagnostic. Get your baseline.
  • Fall 2027 (6 months out): 20 MCQs/day during the school year.
  • January 2028 (4 months out): Add weekly timed essays with rubric feedback.
  • March-April 2028 (1-2 months out): Full practice exams. Cram Mode for weak units.
  • Last week: Light review only. Sleep. Show up. Exam day checklist.

Class of 2028 College Admissions Context

For Class of 2028, AP scores arrive after college applications are submitted — but the courses themselves are visible on your transcript. Colleges will see your senior-year schedule when you apply, even though they won't see the scores until after acceptance. Take the rigor; the scores follow.

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