What is AP Statistics?
AP Statistics is equivalent to a freshman statistics course in college. The focus of the AP Statistics course is not on specific mathematical calculations.
This course introduces students to statistics, which mainly includes four major sections: data analysis (accounting for 20%-30% of the exam); experimental design (accounting for 10%-15% of the exam); probability theory, including predicting data distribution (accounting for 20%-30% of the exam); inferential statistics, confidence intervals, and significant differences (accounting for 30%-
40%).

Why Study AP Statistics?
Statistics is widely used in science, engineering, liberal arts, and classes. AP Statistics is equivalent to introductory statistics for college students.
No matter what major you are going to study in college, whether it is natural science or social science, as long as the subject requires the processing of data information, it is inseparable from the help of statistics. It can be said that statistics is the well-deserved number one auxiliary course.

Suitable for people & prerequisite courses:
Students in G10 and above can take this course.
Prerequisites: None. Some mathematical ability is recommended.