AP Macroeconomics
Spring 2026
Monday, January 26 – Friday, May 15, 2026
Format
Fixed-Pace Course
Prerequisites
None
Credit
AP
Constellation Learning Institute does not administer AP exams.
Students enrolled through a CLI Partner School should coordinate with their school's AP coordinator for on-campus testing. Students not affiliated with a CLI Partner School are responsible for arranging their own AP exams. This includes locating a physical testing site that accepts independent students. The AP Course Ledger can help identify nearby schools approved to offer AP exams. For full details, visit the official AP website.
Spring 2026
Monday, January 26 – Friday, May 15, 2026
Format
Fixed-Pace Course
Prerequisites
None
Credit
AP
Constellation Learning Institute does not administer AP exams.
Students enrolled through a CLI Partner School should coordinate with their school's AP coordinator for on-campus testing. Students not affiliated with a CLI Partner School are responsible for arranging their own AP exams. This includes locating a physical testing site that accepts independent students. The AP Course Ledger can help identify nearby schools approved to offer AP exams. For full details, visit the official AP website.
Spring 2026
Monday, January 26 – Friday, May 15, 2026
Format
Fixed-Pace Course
Prerequisites
None
Credit
AP
Constellation Learning Institute does not administer AP exams.
Students enrolled through a CLI Partner School should coordinate with their school's AP coordinator for on-campus testing. Students not affiliated with a CLI Partner School are responsible for arranging their own AP exams. This includes locating a physical testing site that accepts independent students. The AP Course Ledger can help identify nearby schools approved to offer AP exams. For full details, visit the official AP website.
This course is the equivalent of a college-level introductory Macroeconomics course. We examine the fundamentals of economics, starting with the concept of scarcity of resources and the problem of satisfying unlimited human wants. The course extensively uses the concepts of demand and supply, opportunity cost, and decision-making based on marginal analysis. These concepts examine the behavior and performance of the economy as a whole. Aggregate changes in the economy such as unemployment, growth rate, gross domestic product, and inflation are the focus of this course. On successful completion of this course, students will be prepared to sit the AP Macroeconomics exam.