UC A-G approved AP Government and Politics Comparative course delivered fully online through immersive VR and AI-enhanced instruction.
History & Social Science — 2 years required
Must include 1 year of World History, Cultures, or Historical Geography AND 1 year of U.S. History (or ½ year U.S. History + ½ year Civics/American Government).
UC Honors Designation
AP and IB History/Social Science courses earn 1 extra weighted GPA point at UC/CSU.
Why This Matters for College Admission
Satisfies the UC/CSU history & social science requirement — essential for freshman admission. Strong scores (3–5) on AP History exams can exempt you from equivalent college courses.
Understand the structure and function of federal, state, and local government
Analyze landmark Supreme Court decisions and constitutional amendments
Evaluate current policy debates using evidence-based reasoning
Explore the role of media, interest groups, and political parties in democracy
Compare U.S. political institutions to systems in other democracies
Prepare for the AP Government & Politics (U.S. or Comparative) exam
Foundations & Context
Core Content
Application & Synthesis
Curated syllabus · 5 units · 29 videos
Five CED units across six core countries (UK, Russia, China, Mexico, Iran, Nigeria). Heimler + Mr. Sinn + Marco Learning + dedicated country-by-country lectures.
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This course is designed to prepare you fully for the College Board AP exam. A score of 3–5 can earn college credit at thousands of universities, potentially saving you tuition on entry-level college courses.
UC/CSU Honors designation applies to courses with AP scores of 3 or higher. Check your target university's AP credit policy for specific course equivalencies.
Prior coursework in Civics / American Government; strong academic standing recommended
All students complete a placement conversation with our admissions team before enrollment is confirmed. Questions? Contact admissions.