46,526
▲ 37× since 2007
AP computer science exams taken by Hispanic or Latino students, 2024
20072024

What the chart shows

Hispanic or Latino students took 46,526 AP computer science exams in 2024, 37 times the 1,268 of 2007, and Black students took 18,026, 25 times their 2007 number. Asian students took 75,936, 16 times as many as in 2007.

White students remain the largest group at 89,363, but their count fell 2.0% from 2023 while every other large group grew. Exams taken by Native American and Pacific Islander students also fell, to 590 and 268.

Key numbers

MeasureValue
Hispanic/Latino, 202446,526
Hispanic/Latino, 20071,268
Black/African American, 202418,026
Asian, 202475,936
White, 202489,363
White, 202391,216

How to read it

  • Exams by students who reported a race or ethnicity. The groups add up to 242,506 in 2024, fewer than the 254,800 exams taken in total.
  • Two or more races and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander first appear in 2016, when the Other category almost disappears, so long-run comparisons for some groups partly reflect the change of categories.
  • US students only, as compiled by Code.org.
Source: Code.org, 2025, via the AI Index Report 2026 (Stanford HAI), figure 7.3.14: AP computer science exams taken by race/ethnicity, 2007–24. Chart and text by AI Adoption.
Numbers checked against the published data on 20 October 2026.
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