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AP Exam Intensive
Spring 2026

Four sessions. Two weekends. Walk into the AP exam already knowing what’s coming.

Dates finalized this winter. Free intro call always available.

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Most students walk into the AP Physics exam having seen the material — but never having rehearsed the exam itself. The pacing, the question styles, the FRQ structure, the points that hide in plain sight. This intensive is the rehearsal.

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Four sessions across two weekends, built on one idea:

practice the real thing, then learn from what happened.

Session 1 — Exam mechanics

How the AP exam is built, how points are earned, how to pace. The architecture before the attack.

Session 2 — High-yield content

The concepts and problem types that earn the most points per minute of prep.

Session 3 — FRQ strategy

The free-response questions, live. How they’re graded, what graders look for, where points are lost.

Session 4 — Full practice review

Solo FRQ set review — every miss diagnosed, every point recovered for next time.

Format: Small group, 5–8 students · 90 minutes per session · Two weekends (Sat + Sun)

WHEN

Two weekends, Spring 2026

 

*dates finalized and announced in winter*

Eugene, OR

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*in person only at this time*

WHERE

COST

$200 per student

SIZE

5–8 students

 

*small group, real attention*

Currently enrolled in AP Physics 1, 2, or C

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*or completed*

PREREQUISITE

Minimum Sign Up Required: I won’t run a group under 5 students — the dynamic depends on it. If enrollment doesn’t reach the minimum, you get a full refund.

The Group Advantage

At $200, this is less than one-and-a-half hours of 1:1 tutoring — for six hours of exam-focused instruction. The small-group format works for the exam prep: students hear each other’s questions, see other people’s mistakes, and stop believing they’re the only one who finds this hard.

Plus: it’s the same material Justin has taught one-on-one for 5,000+ hours, compressed into the four highest-leverage sessions.

I bring over 5,000 hours of 1:1 tutoring experience to every session. A Lehigh chemical engineering graduate and former engineer at W. L. Gore, I am a Eugene local dedicated to helping students master the conceptual language of math and its use in physics.

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Not sure yet? Let’s start the conversation.

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