Empowering the minds of tomorrow!
"I was struggling to grasp the concepts of AP Physics with a C in the class. But Mr. Carone explained everything in a clear, patient, and relatable way that finally made things click for me. He didn’t just help me memorize formulas, he taught me how to approach problems critically and confidently. Thanks to his help, I was able to raise my grade to an A!"
-Dominic G.
AP Physics 1 Student
Instructed by Dominic Carone,
M.S. Electrical & Computer Engineering,
Founder of Carone STEM Academy
Mr. Carone has spent over 10 years helping students build confidence and develop strong problem-solving skills in mathematics, physics, and engineering. His background in engineering and higher education brings both real-world technical expertise and university-level teaching experience to the classroom.
What's Included
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Live interactive lectures & discussions
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Small cohort instruction
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Recorded lessons
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AP-style homework
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Practice exams and FRQ's
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Direct instructor support
Schedule
Live Online Instruction
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Interactive classes via Zoom
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Meets twice per week
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90-minute classes
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Approximately 70 hours of live instruction over the academic year
Course Duration
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September-May
Meeting Times
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Meeting days and times will be finalized prior to the start of the course based on enrolled students' availability.
Tuition
*Enrollment is intentionally limited to maintain a highly interactive learning environment and ensure every student has the opportunity to ask questions and receive individualized support.
Full-Year Enrollment
$1,495 - One time payment
OR
$300 - Monthly Payment Plan
One Semester
$795 - One time payment
Why Take AP Physics C?
🚀 Challenge Beyond the Classroom
Many high schools do not offer AP Physics C, limiting opportunities for students interested in engineering and other STEM fields.
🎓 Earn Potential College Credit
Qualifying AP exam scores may earn college credit at many universities, allowing students to begin their STEM education with a stronger foundation.
⚙️ Prepare for Engineering & STEM
AP Physics C introduces the calculus-based problem solving and analytical thinking expected in university engineering, physics, and mathematics programs.
📈 Strengthen College Applications
Taking rigorous coursework demonstrates academic initiative and preparation for challenging STEM majors at competitive colleges and universities.
Already Taking AP Physics C?
This course is also an excellent supplement for students currently enrolled in AP Physics C who want additional instruction, more AP-style practice, and extra support throughout the school year.
Course Outline
In AP Physics C, students explore the fundamental laws that govern motion, forces, energy, and electricity. The course is divided into two semesters: Mechanics and Electricity & Magnetism, each providing a rigorous, calculus-based foundation for future studies in engineering, physics, and other STEM disciplines.
Prerequisites
Strong Algebra Skills
Students should be able to manipulate algebraic expressions to solve for unknown quantities.
Comfort with Trigonometry
Students should be comfortable working with trigonometric functions and vectors for two- and three-dimensional problem solving.
Familiarity with Calculus
Students should either be enrolled in or have completed a calculus course. Basic differentiation and integration will be applied in the course.
FAQ's
What if my student misses a class? Every lecture is recorded so students can review material or catch up if they miss a session.
Does this course include the AP exam? No. Students register for the AP Physics C exam through an authorized testing high school. Guidance on this process can be provided.
What if my student has already taken AP Physics C:Mechanics? Students who have already completed AP Physics C: Mechanics may be interested in continuing with AP Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism. Please contact us to learn more.
What if my student isn't sure they're ready? Prospective families are encouraged to reach out before enrolling. We're happy to discuss your student's background and whether the course is likely to be a good fit.
Is this course suitable for beginners? No. This is an advanced, calculus-based physics course intended for students with a strong mathematical foundation and potentially prior physics experience.
What are the prerequisites? Students should have: -Strong algebra skills -Proficiency in trigonometry -Prior high school physics experience is a plus but not required -Enrollment in (or completion of) a calculus course
Apply for the AP Physics C Program
Complete the brief application below. We'll review your submission and contact you with the next steps.