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Empowering Your AP Latin Journey

Difficulty finding peers on your journey of Latin studies? Unsure about the content of the AP exam? Wanting to access a compilation of study materials? Everything you're looking for can be easily found at this site :D

Epistulae, Book 10 No 37 & 90.mp4
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Quick Access To Resources

Everything About The Course: Overview, Exam Sample, List of Vocabularies

First take a look at the College Board Official Doc about the things we need to know!

All Materials Cited By College Board - Aeneid, Pliny's Letters, and more

Prepare ourselves by covering all the reading materials that'll come up in the text.

Useful Tools

Go to websites like Antiq to study line-by-line readings required by the College Board, get help on every word, and prepare ourselves by exploring the "AP Latin" portal!

For the AP Latin exam, we'll need to read: 

I. Selected lines from Latin texts (See Reading List); 

II. Corresponding full-length books in English;

III. Certain volumes from the "Teacher's Choice" list.
 

OR

Peer Collaboration Hubs

AP Latin is a relatively rare course choice among all AP students worldwide; that's why this site seeks to create and promote an international community, where students can share & discuss their confusion regarding the exam and the language itself. Here, you can post your questions or provide answers to other people's questions at any given time. Come and join us!

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