


AP United States Government and Politics
Spring 2026
Monday, January 26 – Friday, May 15, 2026
Format
Fixed-Pace Course
Prerequisites
United States History
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
United States History
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
United States History
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 American Government course. Students will explore the key political concepts, ideas, institutions, policies, interactions, roles, and behaviors that characterize the constitutional system and political culture of the United States. They will engage with source materials such as Supreme Court decisions and foundational documents, read and interpret data, and form arguments based on evidence. On successful completion of this course, students will be prepared to sit the AP United States Government and Politics exam.