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  • Open the source. Every finding links to a College Board source page so you can check the course requirement.
  • Check the quote. When you run a check, “covered” requires an exact quote from the text checked. No verified quote? You'll see “not found”. A quote alone does not prove the requirement is met—compare it with the source.
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MID ▸ COURSE REQUIREMENTS · AP U.S. History11/15
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RIGHT ▸ REQUIREMENT DETAILCOVERED

CR4

Source p.215
↗ Read College Board source, page 215
College Board course requirement
“The course provides opportunities for students to develop coherent written arguments that have a thesis supported by relevant historical evidence.”
Evidence from the sample outline — not your draft
All essays require a defensible thesis, evidence beyond the documents, and explicit contextualization.

Cited claims only: Example evidence only—not a check of your draft. Run a check to verify matching text in your outline.

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§01 · HOW TO CHECK YOUR SYLLABUS

See what to revise before you submit.

Find missing or unclear details in your Advanced Placement course outline before you submit it to the College Board. Cited claims only: each finding links to a source page. When you run a check, you also get an exact quote from the text checked—or “not found” if no quote was verified. Compare the quote with the source before revising: matching words alone do not prove a requirement is met. This is a revision aid, not College Board approval.

  1. 01
    Choose your course.
    Select your subject from the course menu so the check uses that course's requirements.
  2. 02
    Add your syllabus—or try the sample.
    Paste your draft into the text box or upload a PDF or text file. To try it without your own draft, use the preloaded U.S. History sample.
  3. 03
    Check for gaps.
    Click FIND GAPS FREE to compare the draft with your selected course's requirements. No sign-up is required; you can open up to five gap details for free.
  4. 04
    Review the evidence.
    Click a requirement to see its linked source page and a quote from your syllabus (or 'not found'). Uncertain matches are marked REVIEW NEEDED. Review suggested wording before adding it to your draft.
  5. 05
    Save a report if you need one.
    The paid PDF report includes your syllabus, the findings, suggested edits, and source links for your own review or to share with a department chair.
§02 · HONESTY

What we are not.

  • — We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or reviewing on behalf of the College Board.
  • — We do not guarantee your syllabus will be approved by the AP Course Audit.
  • — We do not ship testimonials, pass-rate stats, or “trusted-by” logos we can't back with named customers.
  • — Your draft text and any selected file are sent to our server when you click FIND GAPS FREE. Signed-in checks save your draft and results to your account.
§03 · SEE WHAT TO REVISE
  • — Find course requirements your outline may not clearly address.
  • — Cited claims only: check each finding against its linked College Board source page and matching text from your draft (or “not found”).
  • — See uncertain matches marked REVIEW NEEDED—not an automatic pass or fail.
  • — Review computer-generated draft edits before adding them to your outline.
§04 · FAQ

Before you try a free check.

Are you affiliated with the College Board?+
No. This is an independent checker for Advanced Placement (AP) course outlines. It compares your draft with course requirements and links to College Board source pages for your review. We do not submit your outline for you.
Can this check guarantee my outline will be approved?+
No. Use it to find details that may be missing or unclear, not as an approval decision. Cited claims only: review each finding against its linked College Board source page and matching draft text (or 'not found'). Uncertain matches are marked REVIEW NEEDED. Check suggested edits before adding them to your outline.
Can I try it without my own course outline?+
Yes. The U.S. History sample is already filled in. Click CHECK FREE SAMPLE at the top of this page to run a check—no upload or sign-up needed. Then click a requirement to review its source page and matching draft text (or 'not found'). You can open up to five gap details free.
Which courses can I check?+
Choose from ten Advanced Placement (AP) courses: U.S. History, English Language and Composition, Calculus AB, Biology, Computer Science Principles, Chemistry, Psychology, World History: Modern, U.S. Government and Politics, or Physics 1: Algebra-Based. Select your course from the menu before checking your own draft.
Does my syllabus text leave my browser?+
Yes. When you click Find Gaps Free, your draft text and any selected file are sent to our server. The text is used to check for missing or unclear course requirements. If you're signed in, we save your draft and results to your account. To try the check without uploading your own document, use the free sample—no sign-up needed.
Why $89 instead of a subscription?+
Audit submission is a once-a-year event for most teachers. You pay per syllabus, unlimited re-runs during your revision cycle, one downloadable PDF report with sources. No subscription to cancel.
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See what your course outline may be missing.

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